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‘Big Brother 18’ Spoilers: Alliances Crumble, Frank Finds Himself In A Good Spot, And Veto Plans Are Laid Out [Spoilers]

By Chrissie Williams
Published on: 04:22 PST, Jul 23, 2016

Big Brother 18 spoilers tease that there is a power shift in the BB18 house, and it could result in a veteran player being targeted for eviction this week. Alliances shift and crumble as showmances start to unravel. Frank Edy plots his next move to try to stay in the house for another week. James Huling makes Power of Veto plans and names his target. With Victor Arroyo back in the house, the houseguests are left scrambling to figure out their place in the house.

Big Brother 18 live feeds were off for 36 hours while waiting for the Battle Back competition to air on Friday evening. We learned that Victor earned his way back into the house, and Tiffany Rousso gave him a useful tip. When he beat her in the final battle to win a seat back into the Big Brother house, Tiffany told Victor not to trust Da’Vonne as she has crossed everyone in the house, and to team up with Frank. Will Victor follow Tiffany’s advice?

When the Big Brother 18 live feeds returned, we learned that James is the new Head of Household, and he nominated Bridgette Dunning and Frank for eviction this week. They will get the chance to play in the Veto competition, and could remove themselves from the block, giving James the opportunities (or challenge) of naming a new nominee.

Big Brother 18 live feeds show big cracks in the Paulie Calafiore and Zakiyah Everette’s showmance. Apparently, Zakiyah feels that Paulie doesn’t respect her, and his feelings for her may not be genuine. She explained to James that she often feels “used” by him and worries that he could be “making her a target in the game.”

Online Big Brother reports that Nicole Frankel and Corey Brooks are also having trouble maintaining the trust between them. It was apparent when watching the Big Brother 18 live feeds that something happened to raise doubt between Nicole and Corey, but they never went into detail about the falling out. For the past few weeks, Nicole had slowly started to suspect that he wasn’t really interested in her, and Paulie confirmed that when he was talking to Paul Abrahamian last night.

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Big Brother 18 live feeds suggested that Corey is a follower and will do whatever they tell him to do. Paulie explained to Paul that he tells Corey how to vote and who to target –he follows his orders without any pushback or questions. He felt confident that Corey wouldn’t try to target them (as a backdoor option) in the future. Paulie went on to say that Corey said when the time comes, he will ” vote Nicole out of the game.”

Big Brother Network reports that the houseguests felt anxiety about the Power of Veto challenge that should be played sometime today (July 23). If one of the nominees wins the competition, someone else will have to be nominated.

Big Brother live feeds teased that Paulie led a campaign to save Frak from eviction this week. It seems to be an 180-degree turnaround from last week, but he felt that they needed to keep the guy’s numbers up. He told Paul that he wanted to vote Bridgette out ahead of Frank because he worried about an all-girl alliance. Paul isn’t sure about keeping Frank inside the Big Brother 18 house, but offers an alternative that would save both Bridgette and Frank from eviction.

As Big Brother Network explains, Paul proposes that Frank or Bridgette win POV so they can replace the nomination with Da’Vonne. He explains they have the votes to send her packing, and it would keep Frank safe another week. The only hurdle was convincing James (current HOH) to do the dirty work. They talk to James about it, and he agrees that if the house decides they’d vote Da’Vonne out of the Big Brother house, he has “no problem nominating her.”

It seems like Frank has nine lives in the Big Brother game as it looks like he could live on for another week. The Power of Veto competition should be played this afternoon and could last for a few hours. The past few weeks, the competition lasted at least four hours. Stick with the Inquisitr for more Big Brother 18 spoilers, news, and live feed updates.

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