‘Big Brother 28’ Week 11: Who Made it Through to Final 3?

S.28EpisodeEp.39Airdate: 09/24/26 Image Description: BIG BROTHER on the CBS Television Network and streaming on Paramount+ (live and on-demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on-demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs)* Pictured: Taylor Brown, Devens, Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell.

What To Know

  • The Pharaoh’s Curse twist led to two separate evictions, with Rick Devens pressing the button and ultimately guaranteeing his own spot in the final four after winning HOH.
  • Melody Morris and Dee Valladares were evicted following a series of competitions and strategic nominations, with emotional goodbyes marking their exits.
  • Taylor Brown, Drew Campbell, and Rick Devens are the final three Houseguests competing for the $750,000 prize as the season nears its conclusion.

Season 28 of Big Brother is down to its final three. The Pharaoh’s Curse ended another Houseguest’s game. And then, a two-hour episode brought the season down to the final three.

Two Houseguests left the Big Brother house this week, but it is not a Double Eviction, so they each left on two different days. Season 27’s Vince Panaro entered the house to unleash the “curse.”

He shared that the Pharaoh’s treasure was missing and that it needed to be found. The Pharaoh would give each Houseguest $1,000 if none of them pressed the button in front of them. However, if one Houseguest pressed it and “stole” the treasure, they would get $10,000 for themself, leaving the others with nothing. However, pressing the button meant unleashing a curse on the house.

They all stood in separate rooms and had one minute to decide if they wanted to press the button. No one would know who pressed it, just that someone did. After deliberation by all of the Houseguests, Rick Devens decided to press the button. “I need it for my kids,” the Survivor alum said.

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When it was revealed that the button was pushed, the Pharaoh shared that because of that, someone’s game will end in three days, with “only the HOH and Power of Veto winner safe.” From there, a regular week of Big Brother played out. Then, a whole week played out in one night.

HOH: In the tiny HOH competition, where Houseguests had to use giant tweezers to stack a tiny puzzle together, Devens took home the win. This guaranteed him a spot in the final four.

Nominees: Devens nominated Drew Campbell and Melody Morris because he wanted to guarantee that Drew didn’t use the veto on Melody.

POV: The Houseguests had to navigate a mummy in an odd position through a maze and not let the mummy touch any of the ropes in the shortest amount of time.

Drew came out victorious with only 15 strikes. He took himself off the block, and Devens renominated Taylor Brown.

Evicted: The two nominees sat at the dining table with two artifacts in front of them. Those who were voting, Drew and Dee Valladares, had to smash the artifact of the person they wanted to evict. Since it came down to a tie with Drew evicting Taylor and Dee evicting Melody, it was up to Devens. He decided to smash Melody’s, resulting in her eviction and an emotional goodbye between her and Drew.

The Final Three: Taylor won the HOH competition and put up Drew and Dee, securing herself a place in the final three. Drew secured himself a spot in the finale when he won the POV. He took himself off, and the only other option was Devens. With a tough decision to make, Drew went back and forth, but decided to evict Dee. This meant that Taylor, Drew, and Devens made it to the final three. With only two more episodes left, the battle for $750,000 is on.

Big Brother, Season 28, Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 8/7c, CBS




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