LaTrice Verrett
The Open Book
WHERE THEY STANDEP 28
Went out 4–2 as **the first juror of BB28**, losing the Block Buster she'd just finished arguing proved she could win comps. Warm, funny and cheerfully honest that she was never quite sure what was going on — and not remotely quiet about how she felt about Barrett.
SEASON JOURNEY
total pts
The Honor Society Convenes
Dee, Angela, LaTrice and Taylor made the women's alliance official, agreeing to call it the Honor Society — even as Angela privately started clocking Taylor as a "winner threat" inside her own new group.
Kamu Loads the Block
LaTrice, Mallory and Lyric went up, but the real plan is a Jason backdoor — an idea Drew pitched after Jason won last week's Block Buster. Kamu's reasoning: "It's not personal… Mallory's strategic, and LaLa hasn't talked game to me once all season." Lyric is the intended pawn.
58 and Last One Standing
LaTrice outlasts the house on the Wall after 90+ minutes to become the oldest houseguest ever to win it on a regular season. Kamu takes second.
The First Non-Red Gavel
Four weeks, four Red Corner HOHs — until now. LaTrice is the first Head of Household from outside the ruling bloc, and she knows exactly who she wants out.
Kamu Torches His Own
To dodge a backdoor, Kamu climbs to the HOH room and sells out allies Haley and Chuk, floating a new four with LaTrice, Yash and Taylor.
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.
Two Reds on the Block
LaTrice nominates Haley, Chuk and Barrett — the first time the season’s dominant alliance has two of its own on the block together.
No Hug for LaLa
Chuk refused LaLa's goodbye hug on his way out the door, and told Julie exactly why: she wouldn't shake his hand before the Block Buster, so he wasn't about to give her a warm exit.
"LaLa Is Legitimately Confused"
In his exit interview Chuk didn't hold back — "completely shocked," certain "LaLa is legitimately confused about this game," and clear that if he'd survived, LaLa and Taylor were his next targets.
8–1, and LaLa Stands Alone
The Mosh Pit votes as one and Kamu is gone. LaTrice casts the only vote to keep him — the lone Covenant member who kept the deal.
"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.
LaLa Finds Out She Was the Only One Not Told
The Kamu blindside ran through the entire house except her. LaLa broke down more than once — every group she joins gets dismantled, she said, and she was ready to go home. Taylor talked her back off the ledge, then bristled the moment LaLa started pressing Angela about the vote. Even the ally who came to get her found a reason to be irritated.
"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.
LaLa Wins It With Her Tongue
"Feel the Burn" turns the backyard into an 80s workout tape — and LaTrice closes out the "totally tubular tonguetwister," working the lever with her tongue alone. Two weeks after the Wall, the oldest houseguest in the house wins again.
The Veto Comes Off the Wall for Herself
No grand gesture, no deal-making. LaLa takes the veto straight off the board and off her own back, and hands Dee a decision she'd spent the whole week dodging.
Four Spheres, Four Minutes
"Your Game in Ruins" buried the nominees in a quarry of coloured spheres, then made them lean over a balcony and drop the right ones down a tube. All three started badly. Devens and Taylor found it. LaLa never did.
I've Always Been on the Bottom Rung
LaLa went out the way she played — funny, warm, and entirely unbothered about admitting she hadn't always known what was happening. She told Julie as much, and she didn't pretend to be happy with Barrett either.
Rick Devens asked to sit in that chair, and then he refused to stay in it.
He'd offered himself to Drew as a pawn — a favour with a plan attached, the plan being that Drew would use the slot to backdoor Yash. Drew accepted the favour and declined the plan, which left Devens genuinely, uselessly nominated beside LaTrice Verrett and Taylor Brown, with nothing promised in return.
So he went and won it. "Your Game in Ruins" dumped the three of them into a quarry of coloured spheres and asked them to carry the right ones up and drop them over a balcony into a tube — four spheres, four minutes, or most-in-fastest-time if nobody got there. Everybody was bad at it for a while. Then Devens and Taylor started to see it, and LaLa didn't, and never did. Devens landed his fourth first and walked off the block for the second time this season.
That left LaTrice and Taylor and a house that had already made up its mind. LaTrice pitched hard — her closing argument was that she is a competitor, that she can still win things from here, and after watching her lose that particular competition it was a difficult sell. Taylor barely campaigned at all, just told the room to play their own games, which turned out to be the more persuasive speech by some distance.
LaTrice Verrett was evicted 4–2. Dee, Barrett, Yash and Devens sent her; Angela and Melody voted to keep her, from two different kinds of stubbornness. Dee and Angela had gone in not on the same page and the board said so out loud.
She is the first juror of Big Brother 28 — nine seats filled from here, and the money now runs through people already inside the game. She left funny and unbothered, told Julie she had spent a good part of the summer genuinely unsure what was going on around her, and did not pretend to be pleased with Barrett.
> "These suckers just don't know what to do… I've always been on the bottom rung." > > "These people bring tears to your eye… you feel so much in there."
No new HOH aired. Eight houseguests left, a majority of five that just held, a minority of two that just announced itself — and Barrett, who voted with the winners all night and is already drawing up the blindside that takes Devens out. Devens, for his part, thinks he and Barrett are fine.
Loses to Devens at the ruins ballpit Block Buster comp
Lala evicted 4-2, Taylor safe another week
FUN FACTS
A superfan since Season 2 who watched the overnights and the live feeds long before she ever got the call.
BackstorySums herself up in three words: "Absolutely fantabulistic fantastic!"
QuirkKnown in the house and on the broadcast simply as **"LaLa."**
NicknameEP 28Admitted to Julie on her way out that she'd spent a good part of the summer genuinely unsure what was going on in the house — and said it entirely without embarrassment.
QuirkEP 28Nominated for the third time this season and still the only houseguest left with no bloc obliged to vote for her — she has survived every one of them so far.
MomentEP 27Won the Week 7 veto on the "totally tubular tonguetwister" — working a lever with her tongue and nothing else — two weeks after becoming the oldest houseguest ever to win the Wall.
MomentEP 24Called Drew "a sneaky little liar" to his face after he accused her of lining up the icons for nomination.
QuirkEP 24Cast the lone vote to keep Kamu in Week 6 — the only member of the week-old Covenant who actually honored it.
MomentEP 22Put the name on The Covenant — her own four-person bloc with Kamu, Yash and Taylor, christened on Day 41.
AllianceEP 21Answers to “Lala” and does not let a grudge go quietly — her attempted apology to Haley turned into a house-wide poll on who had actually called Haley a bully.
QuirkEP 20No love lost with Chuk — he refused to shake her hand before the Block Buster, so he snubbed her hug on his way out the door.
MomentEP 19After the fallout, LaTrice said it was “sad that a pretty girl is so mean and passive-aggressive,” making clear she’s “over Haley” and wants her gone.
MomentEP 18At 58, LaTrice Verrett is the oldest houseguest ever to win the iconic Wall endurance comp on a regular season of Big Brother.
EP 17LaTrice is the first Head of Household from outside the Red Corner — the bloc had won the first four HOHs of the season.
MomentEP 17The **58-year-old superfan** survived a live eviction with zero votes against her — despite the HOH noting she "hasn't talked game to me once all season."
BackstoryEP 12Left on the block as a genuine nominee after Kamu's backdoor — the 58-year-old Season-2 superfan will have to win Thursday's Block Buster to save herself.
MomentEP 11Joined the four-woman Honor Society on the same night HOH Kamu put her on the block — his reason: "LaLa hasn't talked game to me once all season."
AllianceEP 10Comforted a crying, hyperventilating Rome after the nominations shook out — one of several houseguests in tears during a chaotic week.
MomentEP 7
BIO
The season's oldest houseguest, and she isn't here for the experience — she wants to be the oldest winner in the show's history. Big-hearted and chatty, she trades on relationships and first impressions, and she is completely uninterested in playing this quietly.
🎯 FANTASY TAKE
Turned out to be disposable after all. Two comp wins, a closing pitch built entirely on being a competitor, and then a last-place finish in the Block Buster that decided it — evicted 4–2 as the first juror of BB28. Warm, funny, frequently lost, and honest about all three.
LaTrice Verrett
The Open Book
"The season's oldest houseguest, and she isn't here for the experience — she wants to be the oldest winner in the show's history. Big-hearted and chatty, she trades on relationships and first impressions, and she is completely uninterested in playing this quietly."
PLAYER INFO
WHERE THEY STANDEP 28
Went out 4–2 as **the first juror of BB28**, losing the Block Buster she'd just finished arguing proved she could win comps. Warm, funny and cheerfully honest that she was never quite sure what was going on — and not remotely quiet about how she felt about Barrett.
SEASON JOURNEY
total pts
The Honor Society Convenes
Dee, Angela, LaTrice and Taylor made the women's alliance official, agreeing to call it the Honor Society — even as Angela privately started clocking Taylor as a "winner threat" inside her own new group.
Kamu Loads the Block
LaTrice, Mallory and Lyric went up, but the real plan is a Jason backdoor — an idea Drew pitched after Jason won last week's Block Buster. Kamu's reasoning: "It's not personal… Mallory's strategic, and LaLa hasn't talked game to me once all season." Lyric is the intended pawn.
58 and Last One Standing
LaTrice outlasts the house on the Wall after 90+ minutes to become the oldest houseguest ever to win it on a regular season. Kamu takes second.
The First Non-Red Gavel
Four weeks, four Red Corner HOHs — until now. LaTrice is the first Head of Household from outside the ruling bloc, and she knows exactly who she wants out.
Kamu Torches His Own
To dodge a backdoor, Kamu climbs to the HOH room and sells out allies Haley and Chuk, floating a new four with LaTrice, Yash and Taylor.
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.
Two Reds on the Block
LaTrice nominates Haley, Chuk and Barrett — the first time the season’s dominant alliance has two of its own on the block together.
No Hug for LaLa
Chuk refused LaLa's goodbye hug on his way out the door, and told Julie exactly why: she wouldn't shake his hand before the Block Buster, so he wasn't about to give her a warm exit.
"LaLa Is Legitimately Confused"
In his exit interview Chuk didn't hold back — "completely shocked," certain "LaLa is legitimately confused about this game," and clear that if he'd survived, LaLa and Taylor were his next targets.
8–1, and LaLa Stands Alone
The Mosh Pit votes as one and Kamu is gone. LaTrice casts the only vote to keep him — the lone Covenant member who kept the deal.
"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.
LaLa Finds Out She Was the Only One Not Told
The Kamu blindside ran through the entire house except her. LaLa broke down more than once — every group she joins gets dismantled, she said, and she was ready to go home. Taylor talked her back off the ledge, then bristled the moment LaLa started pressing Angela about the vote. Even the ally who came to get her found a reason to be irritated.
"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.
LaLa Wins It With Her Tongue
"Feel the Burn" turns the backyard into an 80s workout tape — and LaTrice closes out the "totally tubular tonguetwister," working the lever with her tongue alone. Two weeks after the Wall, the oldest houseguest in the house wins again.
The Veto Comes Off the Wall for Herself
No grand gesture, no deal-making. LaLa takes the veto straight off the board and off her own back, and hands Dee a decision she'd spent the whole week dodging.
Four Spheres, Four Minutes
"Your Game in Ruins" buried the nominees in a quarry of coloured spheres, then made them lean over a balcony and drop the right ones down a tube. All three started badly. Devens and Taylor found it. LaLa never did.
I've Always Been on the Bottom Rung
LaLa went out the way she played — funny, warm, and entirely unbothered about admitting she hadn't always known what was happening. She told Julie as much, and she didn't pretend to be happy with Barrett either.
Rick Devens asked to sit in that chair, and then he refused to stay in it.
He'd offered himself to Drew as a pawn — a favour with a plan attached, the plan being that Drew would use the slot to backdoor Yash. Drew accepted the favour and declined the plan, which left Devens genuinely, uselessly nominated beside LaTrice Verrett and Taylor Brown, with nothing promised in return.
So he went and won it. "Your Game in Ruins" dumped the three of them into a quarry of coloured spheres and asked them to carry the right ones up and drop them over a balcony into a tube — four spheres, four minutes, or most-in-fastest-time if nobody got there. Everybody was bad at it for a while. Then Devens and Taylor started to see it, and LaLa didn't, and never did. Devens landed his fourth first and walked off the block for the second time this season.
That left LaTrice and Taylor and a house that had already made up its mind. LaTrice pitched hard — her closing argument was that she is a competitor, that she can still win things from here, and after watching her lose that particular competition it was a difficult sell. Taylor barely campaigned at all, just told the room to play their own games, which turned out to be the more persuasive speech by some distance.
LaTrice Verrett was evicted 4–2. Dee, Barrett, Yash and Devens sent her; Angela and Melody voted to keep her, from two different kinds of stubbornness. Dee and Angela had gone in not on the same page and the board said so out loud.
She is the first juror of Big Brother 28 — nine seats filled from here, and the money now runs through people already inside the game. She left funny and unbothered, told Julie she had spent a good part of the summer genuinely unsure what was going on around her, and did not pretend to be pleased with Barrett.
> "These suckers just don't know what to do… I've always been on the bottom rung." > > "These people bring tears to your eye… you feel so much in there."
No new HOH aired. Eight houseguests left, a majority of five that just held, a minority of two that just announced itself — and Barrett, who voted with the winners all night and is already drawing up the blindside that takes Devens out. Devens, for his part, thinks he and Barrett are fine.
Loses to Devens at the ruins ballpit Block Buster comp
Lala evicted 4-2, Taylor safe another week
FUN FACTS
A superfan since Season 2 who watched the overnights and the live feeds long before she ever got the call.
BackstorySums herself up in three words: "Absolutely fantabulistic fantastic!"
QuirkKnown in the house and on the broadcast simply as **"LaLa."**
NicknameEP 28Admitted to Julie on her way out that she'd spent a good part of the summer genuinely unsure what was going on in the house — and said it entirely without embarrassment.
QuirkEP 28Nominated for the third time this season and still the only houseguest left with no bloc obliged to vote for her — she has survived every one of them so far.
MomentEP 27Won the Week 7 veto on the "totally tubular tonguetwister" — working a lever with her tongue and nothing else — two weeks after becoming the oldest houseguest ever to win the Wall.
MomentEP 24Called Drew "a sneaky little liar" to his face after he accused her of lining up the icons for nomination.
QuirkEP 24Cast the lone vote to keep Kamu in Week 6 — the only member of the week-old Covenant who actually honored it.
MomentEP 22Put the name on The Covenant — her own four-person bloc with Kamu, Yash and Taylor, christened on Day 41.
AllianceEP 21Answers to “Lala” and does not let a grudge go quietly — her attempted apology to Haley turned into a house-wide poll on who had actually called Haley a bully.
QuirkEP 20No love lost with Chuk — he refused to shake her hand before the Block Buster, so he snubbed her hug on his way out the door.
MomentEP 19After the fallout, LaTrice said it was “sad that a pretty girl is so mean and passive-aggressive,” making clear she’s “over Haley” and wants her gone.
MomentEP 18At 58, LaTrice Verrett is the oldest houseguest ever to win the iconic Wall endurance comp on a regular season of Big Brother.
EP 17LaTrice is the first Head of Household from outside the Red Corner — the bloc had won the first four HOHs of the season.
MomentEP 17The **58-year-old superfan** survived a live eviction with zero votes against her — despite the HOH noting she "hasn't talked game to me once all season."
BackstoryEP 12Left on the block as a genuine nominee after Kamu's backdoor — the 58-year-old Season-2 superfan will have to win Thursday's Block Buster to save herself.
MomentEP 11Joined the four-woman Honor Society on the same night HOH Kamu put her on the block — his reason: "LaLa hasn't talked game to me once all season."
AllianceEP 10Comforted a crying, hyperventilating Rome after the nominations shook out — one of several houseguests in tears during a chaotic week.
MomentEP 7
RATINGS
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
🎯 FANTASY TAKE
Turned out to be disposable after all. Two comp wins, a closing pitch built entirely on being a competitor, and then a last-place finish in the Block Buster that decided it — evicted 4–2 as the first juror of BB28. Warm, funny, frequently lost, and honest about all three.