‘Big Brother’ Season 20: Will Nominations Change After [SPOILER] Wins POV?

“Big Brother” Season 20 just named its new Power of Veto (POV) winner.

Following this week’s competition in the CBS reality TV show, Scottie won the POV. And since he is also this week’s Head of Household (HOH), Scottie has all the power in the house. He decided to not use the POV on Brett and Winston, making the two houseguests the final nominees for eviction.

Brett and Winston have become like brothers inside the Big Brother house, and they made it clear that whoever will be left in the game will target Scottie next. The other houseguests are also setting their sights on Scottie after a mysterious houseguest voted the other way.

During last week’s eviction ceremony, Rockstar, Hayleigh, Bayleigh, and Faysal all agreed to keep Swaggy C safe. Scottie agreed to vote for Winston to be evicted from the house. Scottie even wore a Swaggy C t-shirt to seemingly pledge his allegiance to the houseguest.

However, when it was finally time to vote, Scottie decided to keep Winston in the house and send Swaggy C home. The houseguests are trying to find out who didn’t vote according to plan, and they suspect it’s none other than Scottie. But as of late, Scottie has still maintained his cover.

In related news, this week is also the last chance for Sam and Bayleigh to use their Power Apps. Sam can save herself or any houseguest who is nominated from getting evicted. Bayleigh’s power gives her the opportunity to assume the role of the HOH in deciding on which two houseguests will be nominated for eviction.

Both Sam and Bayleigh have not yet used their Power Apps and not using it could also jeopardize their games. For instance, if Sam doesn’t use her Power App this week, she will no longer be able to use it ever. Bayleigh’s Power App, on the other hand, if unused, will automatically change the nominations even without her inputs.

As of late, 14 houseguests are still inside the house, and they each have the opportunity to bring home the $500,000 grand prize.

“Big Brother” Season 20 airs three days a week on CBS at 8 p.m. EDT.