Drew Campbell

The Underestimated Brain

Surgical Dental Assistant

3rd place · Juror — Out Episode 41

SEASON RECAP

Finished 3rd and became the seventh juror. He trusted Devens over Dee at Final 4 and was cut by him at Final 3. He told Julie it was the right move, "but this hurts," then voted for Devens anyway.

SEASON JOURNEY

total pts

Angela Pitches the Crossovers

'Stand united or fall divided' — Angela sells Dee on a returnee bloc with Devens, Drew & Barrett (+2 each).

Drew Plays Both Sides

The newest Court Jester walked straight to The Crossovers and handed over Jason's entire plan. Dee, Devens, Angela and Barrett now know the con before the con started.

Ep 5A Unanimous Exit

Angela Was Right and Nobody Believed Her

She clocked Drew whispering with Dee and Barrett and spiralled — grilling them, replaying the timeline, getting the details wrong. Dee told Barrett she was "worried about her paranoia." But Drew really is a double agent. Right man, wrong evidence, zero credibility.

The Toolshed Gets Built at 3 A.M.

Devens gathered both of his alliances — the Crossovers and the Red Corner — in the HOH room in the dead of night and merged them into a single eight-person powerhouse. Drew gave it a name: The Toolshed.

Ep 7So Many Waterworks

The Fake Breakup That Fooled No One

Together since Day 2, Rome and Lyric staged a very public split to drop Lyric's threat level so she could work votes freely. Drew clocked it the instant it happened — “why now?” — and warned Devens the whole thing was a con.

Ep 8Kissed and Dismissed

Cracks in the Toolshed

The eight-person majority wobbled: Drew started campaigning for the next HOH to "nuke the Toolshed," while Barrett stewed over his low spot in the pecking order.

The Handymen

Kamu and Drew's bromance went red-hot — a viral clip caught Drew striking a "sexy pose" on the HOH bed, surrounded by snacks, waiting for Kamu to come out of the bathroom. The two-man alliance now has a name.

Three Chairs, One Ruthless HOH

Melody Morris and Taylor Brown hit the block as the obvious picks — both had been eyeing Haley — but the third chair, Drew Campbell, was where the week turned from routine to ruthless.

Ep 14Murder at the Masquerade

The Toolshed Turns on Drew

The real target was never really Lyric. Drew Campbell's alliance is quietly lining up the votes to send one of their own packing, keeping Drew in the dark on the plan.

Drew Solves His Way Off the Block

The week's real target sat down at the Paw Patrol Dino puzzle and refused to leave in it — Drew wins the BB Blockbuster and yanks himself to safety, blowing up Haley's whole plan.

Ep 17LaTrice Climbs the Wall

The Backdoor That Wasn’t

LaTrice’s original plan (Barrett/Drew/Kamu to backdoor Haley) dies in the HOH room; the house talks her into hitting Haley head-on instead.

Seven in the Backyard

The Crossovers and For the American People find themselves alone in the yard on a Sunday night and walk out as The Mosh Pit — a seven-person majority against the five left outside it.

Dee Beats Drew's Time and Takes the House Back

Paul Abrahamian turns the backyard into 851 AD — a Viking training course, six buttons, fastest lap wins. Drew posts the time to beat and it stands until Dee runs it down. One week after sitting on the block for the first time all season, she has the only key that matters — and three houseguests never really went for it.

Yash Walks Into the Lion's Den and Lies Drew Onto the Block

Dee called a Mosh Pit meeting to get the Kamu vote straight, then invited Yash in to say his piece. Yash pinned all of it on Drew — and admitted to the cameras he was making it up as he went. Drew, who genuinely had been playing both sides, couldn't work out what he was allowed to say out loud. The liar walked out clean. The ally walked out a nominee.

America Hands Drew the Most Useless Power in the House

The viewer vote drops Drew into the BB Time Capsule and he comes out with a power — the Never-Not Pass, permanent immunity from slop and absolutely nothing else. He carries it straight upstairs to prove his loyalty, and Dee tells him she does not care what America thinks. Every member of the Mosh Pit except Barrett has now been inside that capsule. Nobody on Yash's side has had a turn.

"Conspiring Against Me" — and Drew's Name Is on the List

LaLa, Drew and Taylor. Dee said she put up the people who had been conspiring against her; LaLa and Taylor denied it on the spot. The third chair was the story — a founding Mosh Pit member nominated by his own alliance, on the word of a man who had just admitted to the cameras he was lying. Taylor demanded chapter and verse. The episode cut out mid-argument.

Ep 24Feel the Burn

"I'm Only Telling the 'Drewth'"

Drew accuses Taylor and LaLa of lining up the icons, and produces the details to back it. Barrett and Yash half-confirm him; LaLa calls him a sneaky little liar and denies naming anyone but Devens.

Drew Ran Back and Said "C"

A trivia comp about Big Brother on Big Brother's thousandth night: three clues, thirty seconds each, a wall of clips, three boxes. Drew ran back, said "C," and was right. Mallory wasn't. The house's original target pulled himself off the block by knowing his own show better than the woman sitting next to him.

Six to Two, and One of Them Was Drew

Angela, Yash, Haley, Devens, LaTrice — and Drew, who had been sitting on the block beside her that same morning. He won his way off, then voted her out. Melody and Barrett were the only two who didn't, exactly as advertised. The resistance was fully formed and still lost by four.

Dee Builds a Candelabra, Buys Devens a Seat

Britney Haynes made them stack candles on a ring without dropping one, and Dee Valladares out-steadied the whole house. She took her own Stone of Safety, handed the spare straight to Rick Devens, and then chose the next two combatants herself.

Drew Picks the Icons Over Melody

Drew Campbell beat Haley Thogmartin at Cody Calafiore's crop puzzle, weighed protecting Melody Morris out loud, and protected Angela Murray instead. Then he handed Barrett Pfeiffer a Stone of Sacrifice and shoved him into the arena.

Drew Campbell Finally Gets a Throne

"2026: A Zing Odyssey" came down to a three-way tiebreaker — Drew, Yash and Melody guessing the minutes between two comp timestamps. Drew was closest. A week ago his own alliance put him on the block as its target; he is now the Head of Household.

Three Chairs, and Not One of Them an Icon

LaTrice, Taylor and Yash. Drew's first nomination ceremony kept every Crossover safe, kept Melody safe, and pointedly avoided the Icons — from the houseguest who has spent all season saying he wanted the big alliances nuked. Dee noticed.

Devens Asked for the Block. He Got It.

Rick Devens volunteered as the pawn, hoping Drew would spend the slot backdooring Yash. Drew took the pawn and threw away the plan. Devens is the replacement nominee with nothing bought for it — a big play from a man who thinks he needs one.

Ep 28The Pawn Who Wouldn't Fall

He Volunteered for That Chair

Devens offered himself to Drew as a pawn, betting the HOH would spend the slot backdooring Yash. Drew took the pawn and refused the plan — leaving Devens genuinely nominated, with nothing promised and nobody obligated.

Ep 29Big Brother: Unlocked

Zingbot's Encore — Nobody Was Safe

The robot's official roast ran on Wednesday. Unlocked exists for the rest of it: the zings CBS had no room to air, delivered with the usual disregard for anybody's feelings.

Barrett Promises Two, Picks One

He had told Yash he would pick him. He had told Drew the same thing. Only one chip came out, and Drew watched his own HOH hand the veto slot to somebody else.

Angela Picks the Wrong Easy Target

Weighing Drew against Taylor, Angela took Taylor — because she thought Taylor would be easier to beat. Between the two picks, Drew was frozen out of the veto entirely.

Ep 32Reinvent the Wheel: The Icons Crack, Angela Falls

The Ceasefire Splits Its First Real Vote

Barrett bet his entire HOH on breaking the returnee bloc and got his Icon. But his own five broke doing it — Yash and Taylor crossed to Devens to keep Dee, while Drew and Melody voted the other way. Five newbies against two returnees is the math on paper. In the booth it was 2-2.

The Ceasefire Cracks in Half

Barrett, Drew, and Melody all land on the block — three of the five newbies who swore peace, now forced to fight each other.

Drew's Midnight Insurance Policy

Cornered on the block, Drew creeps upstairs to cut a quiet deal with Yash: no nomination if he wins HOH, no vote against Taylor. Survival math, live.

Showmance to Block-mates

Whatever Drew and Melody were flirting toward is dead on arrival — the scrapped veto-speech prank and the betrayal leave them stranded on the block together.

Drew Outlasts a 13-Hour Pressure Cooker

Thirteen hours, six minutes, twenty-one seconds in a pressure chamber — Drew Campbell won the marathon veto and, in his words, at least "looks cool as hell" doing it.

Drew Saves Himself, Locks the Block

Drew pulled the veto off the wall and put it right around his own neck, coming off the block and forcing Yash into a renom he couldn't wriggle out of.

Yash Throws the Veto for a Secret Deal

In the final hours Yash dropped on purpose — a handshake with Drew that trades a competition win for protection and a promised vote to keep Taylor. Against every bone in his body.

Ep 35Melody's Miracle

Barrett Becomes the Third Juror

With Melody safe, the house voted 3-1 to evict Barrett in the opening half of the double. A quick 'I love you all,' and he was gone to jury.

Yash's Deal Blows Up in His Face

Backdoored by Devens' veto, Yash was voted out 2-1. His secret pact with Drew wasn't worth the handshake it was made on.

'Social Dark Magic'

On his way out, Yash torched Drew as 'weasely' and saluted Dee and Devens' games as 'social dark magic' — the exit interview of a man who saw it all too late.

Your BB28 Final Five

Seven became five in one night: Drew, Melody, Taylor, Devens and Dee are all that's left — and Melody's the one holding HOH heading to Sunday.

Ep 36Big Brother: Unlocked

America's Favorite Vote Opens — and It's Worth +5

Unlocked launched the America's Favorite Houseguest vote. It does not settle until the October 1 finale, and on our board it pays +5 to whoever takes it. Five names are still in the house and every one of them is eligible.

Ep 37Devens Takes the Money and the Curse

The Pharaoh's Curse Comes for the House

An extra Egyptian elimination is coming this week, and only the HOH and Wednesday's veto winner are safe. Suddenly that veto is the most valuable one of the season.

Drew Argues His Case

Drew spent the night pleading loyalty — he saved Dee, he voted right — while Devens quietly pegged him as the flirtmance-first flight risk.

Devens Puts the Showmance Up Together

He didn't want Drew gone and he couldn't afford to say so. Nominating Drew and Melody side by side turned the veto into a weapon that could only fire in one direction.

The Egyptian Tomb Challenge

Five houseguests, one Pharaoh, and a web of booby-trapped ropes where every trip wire cost you. Drew got out with 15 strikes; Dee had 21 and Devens 22.

Drew Takes Himself Down

The only move he had and the cruelest one on the board. Drew lifted himself off the block and left Melody sitting in the chair next to where he'd been.

Devens Breaks His Own Tie

Drew voted Taylor. Dee voted Melody. One apiece — so the man who engineered the entire week had to put his own name on the ending. 2–1.

The Hug, and Then the Tears

Melody's last instruction to Drew on her way out the door was to win it all. He held it together until she was gone, and then he didn't.

Drew Wins the Veto That Matters Most

The final POV is the only comp that can't be taken from you, and Drew never let it be — never the slowest, out in round nine only for Taylor, and safe for good.

The Tearful Weasel Vote

Voice cracking, Drew cast the sole vote to evict Dee over Devens — loyalty over the bigger threat, and he could barely get the words out.

Dee Calls Him a "Little Weasel"

No hard feelings, all edge: Dee laughed off her blindside, dubbed Drew a little weasel, said she loved them all, and headed to jury as the sixth member.

Final 3: Drew, Devens, Taylor

Time Trip's last three standing head into the three-part Final HOH — one comp king, one storyteller, one late-blooming winner.

Ep 40Final HOH, Part 1

“He just chose second place”

Flashbacks revisited Drew cutting Dee to keep Devens at Final 4 — loyalty over the bigger threat. Taylor's verdict was blunt: he handed someone else the win.

Everybody wants to sit next to Drew

With Part 3 looming, both remaining finalists have made the same plan clear — drag Drew to the end and beat him in front of the jury he burned.

Devens Runs the Table

He lost the first slingshot round to Drew, then won the next three to take Part 2. In Part 3 he didn't miss a single juror question, beat Taylor 5–3, and became the final HOH.

"This Is a Total Betrayal, and I Know That"

Devens promised Drew a Final 2 seat all week, then cut him, after Taylor told him Drew had the four jury votes to beat him. Drew cried and called it the right move, "but this hurts."

6–1, and Only LaTrice Dissents

LaTrice voted for Taylor. Angela, Barrett, Yash, Melody, Dee and Drew all voted for Devens, including the man he had just cut.

EVICTION

Eviction Night

Rick Devens is the winner of Big Brother 28. He won 6–1 on Day 87, also took America's Favorite Houseguest, and leaves with $810,000. To get the win, he evicted the houseguest who had kept him in the game a week earlier.

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Evicted in 3rd place by Devens

Sole vote of Final HOH Devens: "This is a total betrayal, and I know that."

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ALLIANCES

The Crossovers

The Court JestersPlant

The Toolshed For the American People The Mosh Pit The Ceasefire

FUN FACTS

Youngest houseguest in the house — a superfan since age eight who says his mom learned English watching Big Brother.
Backstory
Graduated summa cum laude; pitches himself as "the brains behind the outgoing beach-bum appearance."
Quirk
Instant Diary-Room motormouth — fans clocked him as "rivaling Josh Martinez" out of the gate.
Nickname
EP 1
He's the one who named the new mega-alliance: “The Toolshed.”
Nickname
EP 6
The house's sharpest read: he clocked Rome and Lyric's fake breakup almost the moment they staged it.
Quirk
EP 7
Drew once wanted someone to win HOH and 'nuke the Toolshed' — then his own alliance nuked him first, putting him on the block as the real target.
Moment
EP 13
Solved a two-layer Paw Patrol Dino puzzle to win the BB Blockbuster and save himself as the week's actual target — the clutch escape of the season.
Moment
EP 15
Sat in both halves of the house's biggest bloc: he helped found For the American People *and* the Mosh Pit it merged into, while quietly sowing distrust between the two sides.
Alliance
EP 21
Drew won America's Vote into the BB Time Capsule and cleared it for the “Never-Not Pass” — permanent immunity from Have-Not duty — and was nominated the same night.
Moment
EP 23
Coined the season's best defence during the Week 7 blow-up: "I'm only telling the 'drewth.'"
Quirk
EP 24
Won the 1,000th-episode Block Buster by running back to his box and answering "C" — a trivia comp about Big Brother itself, on Big Brother's thousandth night.
Moment
EP 25
Said out loud he was considering protecting Melody, then handed the Stone of Safety to Angela instead — and threw his Stone of Sacrifice at Barrett in the same breath.
Moment
EP 26
Ended the 13-hour veto with a deal rather than an endurance collapse: he swore on his sister's life that he would not nominate Yash in his next HOH and would not vote out Taylor. Yash dropped.
Quirk
EP 34
Held on for 13 hours, 6 minutes and 21 seconds to win the "Pressure Cooker" veto — the third-longest endurance competition in Big Brother history, about 47 minutes short of Jennifer Vasquez's 2005 record.
Moment
EP 34
Cast the deciding vote that evicted Yash in the second half of the double eviction, days after swearing an oath to him. Yash left saying he did not respect Drew's game.
Moment
EP 35
Won the Egyptian Tomb Challenge veto with 15 strikes — the cleanest run in the final five — then used it on himself and broke down when Melody walked out.
Moment
EP 38
His 'flirtmance' with Melody never crossed into a showmance, but it shaped his whole season — and Devens nominated the two of them together precisely to break it.
Showmance
EP 38
Cast the tearful sole vote at Final 4 to evict Dee over Devens — Dee dubbed him a 'little weasel' on the way out.
Moment
EP 39
Won the final Power of Veto by never being the slowest — outlasting Taylor in round nine to lock his own Final 3 seat.
Moment
EP 39
Fell first in Part 1 of the Final HOH and called himself "the mayor of choke city."
Quirk
EP 41

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BIO

Big Brother has been on in Drew's house for as long as he can remember — family furniture, not a hobby. He arrived as the youngest player of the season (22) and leaned hard into the laid-back beach-bum read.

🎯 PRE-SEASON FANTASY TAKE

The best value pick outside the comp beasts. Young, athletic, academically sharp, and deliberately underestimated — a profile built to go deep and rack up survival plus late-game comp points. Being overlooked is exactly the fantasy edge.

PRE-SEASON STRATEGY READ

Play the harmless beach bum while quietly running the numbers.

Drew Campbell

The Underestimated Brain

"Big Brother has been on in Drew's house for as long as he can remember — family furniture, not a hobby. He arrived as the youngest player of the season (22) and leaned hard into the laid-back beach-bum read."

PLAYER INFO

Age: 22

Temecula, CA

Surgical Dental Assistant

CONNECT

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3rd place · Juror — Out Episode 41

SEASON RECAP

Finished 3rd and became the seventh juror. He trusted Devens over Dee at Final 4 and was cut by him at Final 3. He told Julie it was the right move, "but this hurts," then voted for Devens anyway.

SEASON JOURNEY

total pts

Angela Pitches the Crossovers

'Stand united or fall divided' — Angela sells Dee on a returnee bloc with Devens, Drew & Barrett (+2 each).

Drew Plays Both Sides

The newest Court Jester walked straight to The Crossovers and handed over Jason's entire plan. Dee, Devens, Angela and Barrett now know the con before the con started.

Ep 5A Unanimous Exit

Angela Was Right and Nobody Believed Her

The Toolshed Gets Built at 3 A.M.

Ep 7So Many Waterworks

The Fake Breakup That Fooled No One

Ep 8Kissed and Dismissed

Cracks in the Toolshed

The eight-person majority wobbled: Drew started campaigning for the next HOH to "nuke the Toolshed," while Barrett stewed over his low spot in the pecking order.

The Handymen

Three Chairs, One Ruthless HOH

Melody Morris and Taylor Brown hit the block as the obvious picks — both had been eyeing Haley — but the third chair, Drew Campbell, was where the week turned from routine to ruthless.

Ep 14Murder at the Masquerade

The Toolshed Turns on Drew

The real target was never really Lyric. Drew Campbell's alliance is quietly lining up the votes to send one of their own packing, keeping Drew in the dark on the plan.

Drew Solves His Way Off the Block

The week's real target sat down at the Paw Patrol Dino puzzle and refused to leave in it — Drew wins the BB Blockbuster and yanks himself to safety, blowing up Haley's whole plan.

Ep 17LaTrice Climbs the Wall

The Backdoor That Wasn’t

LaTrice’s original plan (Barrett/Drew/Kamu to backdoor Haley) dies in the HOH room; the house talks her into hitting Haley head-on instead.

Seven in the Backyard

The Crossovers and For the American People find themselves alone in the yard on a Sunday night and walk out as The Mosh Pit — a seven-person majority against the five left outside it.

Dee Beats Drew's Time and Takes the House Back

Yash Walks Into the Lion's Den and Lies Drew Onto the Block

America Hands Drew the Most Useless Power in the House

"Conspiring Against Me" — and Drew's Name Is on the List

Ep 24Feel the Burn

"I'm Only Telling the 'Drewth'"

Drew accuses Taylor and LaLa of lining up the icons, and produces the details to back it. Barrett and Yash half-confirm him; LaLa calls him a sneaky little liar and denies naming anyone but Devens.

Drew Ran Back and Said "C"

Six to Two, and One of Them Was Drew

Dee Builds a Candelabra, Buys Devens a Seat

Drew Picks the Icons Over Melody

Drew Campbell Finally Gets a Throne

Three Chairs, and Not One of Them an Icon

Devens Asked for the Block. He Got It.

Ep 28The Pawn Who Wouldn't Fall

He Volunteered for That Chair

Ep 29Big Brother: Unlocked

Zingbot's Encore — Nobody Was Safe

The robot's official roast ran on Wednesday. Unlocked exists for the rest of it: the zings CBS had no room to air, delivered with the usual disregard for anybody's feelings.

Barrett Promises Two, Picks One

He had told Yash he would pick him. He had told Drew the same thing. Only one chip came out, and Drew watched his own HOH hand the veto slot to somebody else.

Angela Picks the Wrong Easy Target

Weighing Drew against Taylor, Angela took Taylor — because she thought Taylor would be easier to beat. Between the two picks, Drew was frozen out of the veto entirely.

Ep 32Reinvent the Wheel: The Icons Crack, Angela Falls

The Ceasefire Splits Its First Real Vote

The Ceasefire Cracks in Half

Barrett, Drew, and Melody all land on the block — three of the five newbies who swore peace, now forced to fight each other.

Drew's Midnight Insurance Policy

Cornered on the block, Drew creeps upstairs to cut a quiet deal with Yash: no nomination if he wins HOH, no vote against Taylor. Survival math, live.

Showmance to Block-mates

Whatever Drew and Melody were flirting toward is dead on arrival — the scrapped veto-speech prank and the betrayal leave them stranded on the block together.

Drew Outlasts a 13-Hour Pressure Cooker

Thirteen hours, six minutes, twenty-one seconds in a pressure chamber — Drew Campbell won the marathon veto and, in his words, at least "looks cool as hell" doing it.

Drew Saves Himself, Locks the Block

Drew pulled the veto off the wall and put it right around his own neck, coming off the block and forcing Yash into a renom he couldn't wriggle out of.

Yash Throws the Veto for a Secret Deal

In the final hours Yash dropped on purpose — a handshake with Drew that trades a competition win for protection and a promised vote to keep Taylor. Against every bone in his body.

Ep 35Melody's Miracle

Barrett Becomes the Third Juror

With Melody safe, the house voted 3-1 to evict Barrett in the opening half of the double. A quick 'I love you all,' and he was gone to jury.

Yash's Deal Blows Up in His Face

Backdoored by Devens' veto, Yash was voted out 2-1. His secret pact with Drew wasn't worth the handshake it was made on.

'Social Dark Magic'

On his way out, Yash torched Drew as 'weasely' and saluted Dee and Devens' games as 'social dark magic' — the exit interview of a man who saw it all too late.

Your BB28 Final Five

Seven became five in one night: Drew, Melody, Taylor, Devens and Dee are all that's left — and Melody's the one holding HOH heading to Sunday.

Ep 36Big Brother: Unlocked

America's Favorite Vote Opens — and It's Worth +5

Ep 37Devens Takes the Money and the Curse

The Pharaoh's Curse Comes for the House

An extra Egyptian elimination is coming this week, and only the HOH and Wednesday's veto winner are safe. Suddenly that veto is the most valuable one of the season.

Drew Argues His Case

Drew spent the night pleading loyalty — he saved Dee, he voted right — while Devens quietly pegged him as the flirtmance-first flight risk.

Devens Puts the Showmance Up Together

He didn't want Drew gone and he couldn't afford to say so. Nominating Drew and Melody side by side turned the veto into a weapon that could only fire in one direction.

The Egyptian Tomb Challenge

Five houseguests, one Pharaoh, and a web of booby-trapped ropes where every trip wire cost you. Drew got out with 15 strikes; Dee had 21 and Devens 22.

Drew Takes Himself Down

The only move he had and the cruelest one on the board. Drew lifted himself off the block and left Melody sitting in the chair next to where he'd been.

Devens Breaks His Own Tie

Drew voted Taylor. Dee voted Melody. One apiece — so the man who engineered the entire week had to put his own name on the ending. 2–1.

The Hug, and Then the Tears

Melody's last instruction to Drew on her way out the door was to win it all. He held it together until she was gone, and then he didn't.

Drew Wins the Veto That Matters Most

The final POV is the only comp that can't be taken from you, and Drew never let it be — never the slowest, out in round nine only for Taylor, and safe for good.

The Tearful Weasel Vote

Voice cracking, Drew cast the sole vote to evict Dee over Devens — loyalty over the bigger threat, and he could barely get the words out.

Dee Calls Him a "Little Weasel"

No hard feelings, all edge: Dee laughed off her blindside, dubbed Drew a little weasel, said she loved them all, and headed to jury as the sixth member.

Final 3: Drew, Devens, Taylor

Time Trip's last three standing head into the three-part Final HOH — one comp king, one storyteller, one late-blooming winner.

Ep 40Final HOH, Part 1

“He just chose second place”

Flashbacks revisited Drew cutting Dee to keep Devens at Final 4 — loyalty over the bigger threat. Taylor's verdict was blunt: he handed someone else the win.

Everybody wants to sit next to Drew

With Part 3 looming, both remaining finalists have made the same plan clear — drag Drew to the end and beat him in front of the jury he burned.

Devens Runs the Table

He lost the first slingshot round to Drew, then won the next three to take Part 2. In Part 3 he didn't miss a single juror question, beat Taylor 5–3, and became the final HOH.

"This Is a Total Betrayal, and I Know That"

Devens promised Drew a Final 2 seat all week, then cut him, after Taylor told him Drew had the four jury votes to beat him. Drew cried and called it the right move, "but this hurts."

6–1, and Only LaTrice Dissents

LaTrice voted for Taylor. Angela, Barrett, Yash, Melody, Dee and Drew all voted for Devens, including the man he had just cut.

EVICTION

Eviction Night

Read the full recap →

Evicted in 3rd place by Devens

Sole vote of Final HOH Devens: "This is a total betrayal, and I know that."

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ALLIANCES

The Crossovers

The Court JestersPlant

The Toolshed For the American People The Mosh Pit The Ceasefire

FUN FACTS

Youngest houseguest in the house — a superfan since age eight who says his mom learned English watching Big Brother.
Backstory
Graduated summa cum laude; pitches himself as "the brains behind the outgoing beach-bum appearance."
Quirk
Instant Diary-Room motormouth — fans clocked him as "rivaling Josh Martinez" out of the gate.
Nickname
EP 1
He's the one who named the new mega-alliance: “The Toolshed.”
Nickname
EP 6
The house's sharpest read: he clocked Rome and Lyric's fake breakup almost the moment they staged it.
Quirk
EP 7
Drew once wanted someone to win HOH and 'nuke the Toolshed' — then his own alliance nuked him first, putting him on the block as the real target.
Moment
EP 13
Solved a two-layer Paw Patrol Dino puzzle to win the BB Blockbuster and save himself as the week's actual target — the clutch escape of the season.
Moment
EP 15
Sat in both halves of the house's biggest bloc: he helped found For the American People *and* the Mosh Pit it merged into, while quietly sowing distrust between the two sides.
Alliance
EP 21
Drew won America's Vote into the BB Time Capsule and cleared it for the “Never-Not Pass” — permanent immunity from Have-Not duty — and was nominated the same night.
Moment
EP 23
Coined the season's best defence during the Week 7 blow-up: "I'm only telling the 'drewth.'"
Quirk
EP 24
Won the 1,000th-episode Block Buster by running back to his box and answering "C" — a trivia comp about Big Brother itself, on Big Brother's thousandth night.
Moment
EP 25
Said out loud he was considering protecting Melody, then handed the Stone of Safety to Angela instead — and threw his Stone of Sacrifice at Barrett in the same breath.
Moment
EP 26
Ended the 13-hour veto with a deal rather than an endurance collapse: he swore on his sister's life that he would not nominate Yash in his next HOH and would not vote out Taylor. Yash dropped.
Quirk
EP 34
Held on for 13 hours, 6 minutes and 21 seconds to win the "Pressure Cooker" veto — the third-longest endurance competition in Big Brother history, about 47 minutes short of Jennifer Vasquez's 2005 record.
Moment
EP 34
Cast the deciding vote that evicted Yash in the second half of the double eviction, days after swearing an oath to him. Yash left saying he did not respect Drew's game.
Moment
EP 35
Won the Egyptian Tomb Challenge veto with 15 strikes — the cleanest run in the final five — then used it on himself and broke down when Melody walked out.
Moment
EP 38
His 'flirtmance' with Melody never crossed into a showmance, but it shaped his whole season — and Devens nominated the two of them together precisely to break it.
Showmance
EP 38
Cast the tearful sole vote at Final 4 to evict Dee over Devens — Dee dubbed him a 'little weasel' on the way out.
Moment
EP 39
Won the final Power of Veto by never being the slowest — outlasting Taylor in round nine to lock his own Final 3 seat.
Moment
EP 39
Fell first in Part 1 of the Final HOH and called himself "the mayor of choke city."
Quirk
EP 41