SHOCK BB28: Who won the first Big Brother 28 Power of Veto?
Big Brother 28 bombshell: the first Power of Veto is officially in the books, and the result just put Dee in a much tougher spot than she wanted this early in the game. The summer drama is already heating up, and this win could reshape the week in a big way.
Before getting to the Veto result, it’s worth remembering how fast the first week has moved. The houseguests have barely settled in since the game kicked off on July 7, yet alliances, targets, and a few early whispers have already started to shake the house.
Dee Valladares won Week 1 Head of Household after beating Rick Devens and Angela Murray in the HOH Competition. Fourteen players sat out, which didn’t exactly thrill everyone, but the game has kept moving regardless.
For her first major decision, Dee nominated Mallory Aurichio, Taylor Brown, and Yash Patel for eviction. She selected one player from each Time Travel group, a move that appeared balanced on the surface. Whether that was strategy, damage control, or a carefully hidden agenda is something viewers will keep watching closely. As always, the BB Blockbuster twist means the block is far from final until eviction night.
When the houseguests drew for Veto spots, Barrett Pfeiffer and Melody Morris were pulled in to join the battle. That gave the competition its six players and set the stage for a major shake-up.
Who won the Power of Veto on Big Brother 28?
So the final Veto lineup was Dee, Mallory, Taylor, Yash, Melody, and Barrett.
Dee made it clear she did not want the Power of Veto used, because any save would force her to name a replacement nominee and open the door to even more chaos.
Then, late Saturday night on July 11, the answer fans had been waiting for finally dropped.
Mallory won the Power of Veto.
That means Mallory will pull herself off the block at Monday’s Veto Meeting, leaving Dee with a difficult decision and one very open seat to fill.
Now the real question is simple: who will Dee put up next?
Need a quick reminder of who’s who in the house? Here’s a look at the full cast:
With the Veto Competition in the books, we now head toward the first Veto Meeting of the summer.
The Veto Meeting is on Monday (July 13), where the final nominees will be set. Those three people will have one final chance to save themselves during the BB Blockbuster on Thursday night (July 16).
