Audrey Middleton
The first openly transgender houseguest in US Big Brother history — and one of its fastest-burning early masterminds.
The Story
Walked into BB17 in 2015 and came out to the entire house on day one — a first for the US show — then immediately went to work: strong one-on-ones, a girls' coalition, and a seat in the early High Rollers alliance.
She played too hard, too fast, spinning stories and throwing allies under the bus until the whole house saw through her; as the paranoia spiraled she withdrew, spending her final week isolated in the Have-Nots room.
Voted out in Week 4 in a near-unanimous vote (she even drew a penalty vote for breaking Have-Not rules), finishing 13th — but her place in the show's history is permanent.
“The first week, before the big blow-up in the have-not room, I got along with everybody. I was really well-liked... my social game was on point.”
reflecting on her fast-imploding game in a post-eviction interview
Signature Moment
On the very first day in the house she told everyone she was transgender — a first in US Big Brother history — and was met with support.
In your league, Audrey would've scored-2fantasy pts-0.5pts / week
Estimated from our default scoring — competition, survival & endgame events only. Social & drama events aren't recorded in historical grids, so real totals would run higher.
Career Résumé
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