Big Brother 27 Spoilers: Who Won The Week 11 HOH, And Why I Think It Only Really Matters In One Scenario

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Be warned! This article contains spoilers from the *Big Brother* live feeds up to Friday, September 19th. If you have a Paramount+ subscription, you can watch the feeds yourself, but proceed with caution if you don’t want to see what happens!

With the recent double eviction, we’re down to the final five houseguests on *Big Brother* Season 27: Ava Pearl, Keanu Soto, Vince Panaro, Morgan Pope, and Ashley Hollis. Now, one of them will become Head of Household, but it’s a tough spot to be in this late in the game.

TopMob followed the latest season of *Big Brother* online and knows who won the recent endurance competition. We’ll break down who’s currently in charge of the house, and discuss whether this power will actually last.

Vince Won The Week 11 HOH

Vince Panaro has won Head of Household for the fourth time this season on *Big Brother*. Because of a recent double eviction and the rules of the game, he was able to compete again almost immediately after his previous HOH reign just a few weeks ago.

The competition seemed to combine elements of the Pressure Cooker challenge with a balancing task, similar to one from Season 26. However, this competition ended much faster than previous ones, which was probably a relief to the players after a double eviction.

Why I Think This Is The Worst HOH Of The Season

Vince revealed last night he intends to put Ava and Keanu up for eviction. He probably feels relieved the BB Blockbuster competition ended when it did, because it saved him from having to nominate a third houseguest. However, whoever Vince nominates isn’t that important, because the Power of Veto competition will likely determine who actually leaves the house.

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Vince can try to convince others who should be eliminated this week, but he’ll need at least one ally to create a tie vote if he wants to have the final say. Someone could side with Vince, giving him the power to break the tie and choose who leaves, or they could work together to decide without his input.

Vince’s victory comes with a major drawback: he can’t compete for the Final Four Head of Household, a position that would have secured his spot in the finale. Because he’s won the most Head of Household competitions so far, he’s become a huge threat and will be very vulnerable this week. If I were in their position, I’d try to eliminate him before the Final Three, as removing him would greatly improve everyone else’s chances of winning.

Okay, so here’s what I’m really wondering: would Keanu or Morgan actually cut Vince if they had the chance? I’m pretty sure Ava and Ashley would, no hesitation. But Keanu and Morgan have been playing a surprisingly loyal game so far. Still, eliminating Vince would be a huge power move, practically guaranteeing them a shot at the $750,000 prize. Honestly, considering the *Big Brother* prize money isn’t massive to begin with, I’d be seriously tempted to get rid of Vince, even if we’d been allies for a while.

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2025-09-19 19:20