Big Brother 27 Spoilers: Who Won The Week 4 Veto, And The Surprise Nomination That Could Shake Up This Season

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Attention! The information below reveals spoilers from Big Brother Season 27, as of Sunday, August 3rd. You can watch the live feeds on Paramount+, but beware – read at your own risk!

In the fourth week of Big Brother 27, the excitement reached new heights as Rylie Jeffries lost her throne when Mickey Lee exercised his power. He nominated Rylie, Kelley Jorgensen, and Keanu Soto for eviction. It was possible that the veto could have saved any of them from the block.

TopMob is currently streaming “Big Brother” online and catching up with the live broadcast on Paramount+. Let me share with you the outcome of the veto ceremony today. Keep in mind that the result might not be a shock to those following this season, but the events following it could certainly take you by surprise.

Keanu Won The Week 4 Veto

It’s becoming as familiar as saying “water is wet,” this week Keanu has secured the power of veto. He managed to win it independently and, naturally, he had Kaycee Clark use her Week 2 veto to help him. While it may appear insignificant, there are many factors to consider as we move forward.

Mickey Is Floating Jimmy’s Name As A Replacement On The Block, And Rachel Is Allegedly Volunteering Herself?

It was thought that after ensuring Keanu’s safety, Katherine Woodman would be the likely replacement to give Rylie the best possible chance of staying in the game. This was because it was believed that he might intentionally lose the BB Blockbuster competition to keep Katherine in the game, as he often prioritized her gameplay over his own. However, everyone was taken aback when Mickey appeared to change strategies and instead focused on Rylie as a potential evictee, even suggesting Jimmy Heagerty as an alternative option for elimination.

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After Jimmy won Head of Household, I discussed how people would be chasing him, but I never expected his own allies to turn against him. It appears that Mickey is strongly considering this move and seems determined to do so. However, if Rachel Reilly receives a possibly coded advice to go up on the block, she might alter her decision.

It’s worth noting that, as many BB enthusiasts are aware, players aren’t supposed to ask the Head of Household (HOH) to nominate them for eviction. However, cunning Houseguests often find subtle ways to express their desire to leave the game without directly saying it. Today, some viewers believe Rachel might have been using code when she suggested Ava Pearl as an option to Mickey, potentially hinting that she wanted to be sent home instead.

It seems that contestant Taran Armstrong and others have suggested that Rachel is currently staying in the Big Brother Season 27 house because some of her allies want her to do so temporarily. However, once the jury phase begins, they wish for her to be the first juror. Faced with the prospect of leaving before the jury or spending a prolonged period in isolation until the finale without much hope of winning, Rachel appears to have chosen to leave and reunite with her family. Given the circumstances, it’s not hard to understand her decision, considering she now realizes that her past successes in competitions might not be as frequent this time around.

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Rachel aspires to secure a second victory in Big Brother, but if that doesn’t pan out, she prefers spending the rest of the season with her kids and spouse at home instead of prolonged solitude. Moreover, she has previously participated in other reality shows such as The Amazing Race and The Traitors. Given this track record, it’s likely that Rachel will be invited to appear on another reality show again, particularly considering her upcoming spot on the 2025 TV lineup.

While it’s not definitively clear that Rachel was advocating for herself and not proposing Ava leave, their discussion seemed to suggest otherwise as they discussed Vince Panaro as a potential replacement nominee, with Mickey appearing to agree. Only time will tell what Rachel’s true intentions were, but her conversation may have inadvertently flipped the game this week in an unexpected way.

Every Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS, Season 27 of “Big Brother” unfolds. As much as I appreciate Mickey’s gameplay this week, I’d love to see some variation in the weekly nominations and stir up a bit of excitement within the house by shaking things up a tad.

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2025-08-04 00:38