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The Big Brother journey for Cam, Chelsie, and Makensy ended on Sunday night as the winner of BB26 was crowned. With three parts of an HOH Competition and much more left to determine the winner, the final three duked it out and spilled their guts about their games to ensure they would receive the confetti and the $750k prize. On one of the most exciting nights in television, the entire cast was back in the studio to celebrate, reminisce, and crown a winner. The Final 3 Battle for Control Part 1- Big Brother 16 winner Derrick Levasseur interrupted the Final 3's dinner to kick off the final HOH Competition of the season. Derrick requested the houseguests' help by ending Ainsley's reign of terror by shutting down her power. This entailed Cam, Chelsie, and Makensy enduring goo, spinning, and tilting during an endurance competition. Makensy was quick to fall, lasting just 26 minutes before Cam eventually fell 11 minutes later to help Chelsie earn the win, ensuring her spot in Par...

We are down to the Final 4 of Big Brother 26. The trio of Chelsie, Cam, and Makensy have been controlling the game for weeks, setting themselves on a collision course for Finale Night. The last houseguest standing in their way is Rubina, the final remaining from her trio. What felt like a surefire week for the trio came with questions concerning the right move for their win equity. Was it time for someone to make a big move? Or will the status quo remain with Finale Night around the corner? Chelsie's HOH Reign I'll keep this short because the HOH during the Final 4 holds little power outside the initial nominations. Her decision to keep Rubina off the block as an act of goodwill was as textbook as it gets. If that's all it took to earn Rubina's vote on Sunday night, it was a decision well made. Plus, it gives her plausible deniability if Cam or Makensy win the veto and Rubina has to go up as the default replacement nominee. Makensy's Veto Decision + This Week's ...

After the double eviction took two fan favorites out of the game and into the jury house, the Final 5 trekked on as the season began its final stages. With a trio and a duo remaining, the fight for power would put one group in the immediate line of fire, while the other would strengthen its numbers with one more week before the finale. Honestly, it was a slow week, which is customary for this point in the game. Only five people in the house means a lot less commotion and more time to sit around and reminisce about everything.  Makensy's HOH Reign MJ's two weeks in charge have been a masterclass in how to ruin your chances to win the game. Last week, she sent one of her closest allies home. This week, she failed to make a power move, allowing her misguided trust in Chelsie to dictate her nominations. Even when she considered using the veto, the renom would've been Cam instead of Chelsie, the clearer threat to her game. Now, she's the primary target because she refuses to...