Big Brother 28 Final Three Set After Dee Valladares Exit

Spoiler warning: This article reveals the result of the September 24 episode of Big Brother 28.

Big Brother 28 has its final three. Taylor Brown, Drew Campbell and Rick Devens advanced to the season’s last stage after Drew cast the sole vote to evict Dee Valladares during Thursday’s final-four episode.

The result followed an unusually compressed stretch of the game. Melody Morris had been eliminated in a special “Egyptian Eviction,” leaving Taylor, Drew, Dee and Devens as the final four. Taylor then won Head of Household and nominated Dee and Drew, but the real control shifted during the last Power of Veto competition of the season.

Drew Campbell controlled the deciding vote

Drew won the veto, removed himself from the block and forced Devens into the replacement seat beside Dee. Because Taylor was Head of Household and Drew held the only eviction vote, the choice came down to which of his two allies he wanted to send to the jury.

After both nominees made their cases, Drew voted out Dee in a 1-0 decision. Her exit made her the sixth member of the jury. The move preserved Drew’s path to the finale but also left him facing two players with distinct résumés: Taylor, who secured the pivotal Head of Household victory, and Devens, the returning reality-TV veteran who survived the block.

The endgame now belongs to Taylor, Drew and Devens

The final three still must determine who reaches the last two seats, where the jury will choose the winner. Thursday’s episode also showed how fluid those possible pairings remain. Taylor and Dee had discussed taking each other forward, while Drew and Devens considered an alliance of their own, but Diary Room comments suggested no final-two promise was entirely settled.

For viewers, Dee’s elimination removes one of the season’s most prominent strategists just before the finish. It also puts Drew’s decision at the center of the finale: keeping Devens may prove to be his winning move, or the choice that gives his strongest remaining opponent a seat beside him.