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Brett saved himself from eviction this week after winning POV in "Big Brother" Season 20. CBS

“Big Brother” Season 20 recently named this week’s Power of Veto (POV) winner.

After Faysal put Brett and Scottie up for eviction, the houseguests participated in another game in the CBS reality TV show. Brett was crowned as the winner, and he decided to use the POV to remove himself off the block. After Brett was kept safe this week, Faysal was left with no other choice but to put a replacement nominee, and he chose to nominate Kaycee.

By the looks of it, Kaycee will be staying in the “Big Brother” house this week because she has more alliance members than Scottie. The latter has been floating inside the house, and he is not directly aligned to either the Level 6 alliance or Faysal and Haleigh’s group.

This week, there won’t be any Power Apps either so the nominations are expected to stay the same. Last week, Kaycee was named as a hacker, and she was able to manipulate Haleigh’s Head of Household win. Instead of sending Haleigh’s main target Tyler home, it was Rockstar that was sent packing.

As of late, it is still unclear whether or not “Big Brother” Season 20 will introduce more twists in the coming days. The hacker competition is the second twist to have been introduced on the show in two months. The first twist gave three houseguests special powers to keep themselves safe in the game.

Until today, Tyler hasn’t used his Cloud Power App. Bayleigh, on the other hand, was unable to use her Power App before she was sent to the jury house. Details about the jury house haven’t been released yet. On Thursday, Rockstar’s arrival in the house is expected to be featured on the show.

Bayleigh and Rockstar are aligned with each other so the former will most definitely be shocked to see her enter the door. But just like what Rockstar told host Julie Chen, she’s looking forward to talking and chilling with Bayleigh because they really had a close bond while inside the house.

“Big Brother” Season 20 airs Sundays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. EDT on CBS.

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