Big Brother 18 spoilers now include the latest Roadkill winner. The BB18 house participated in the Week 3 Roadkill competition on Friday, July 8, with it leading to a third nominee going up on the block. A report from fan site Joker’s Updates states that Bronte D’Acquisto is the Roadkill nominee. It turns out that Frank Eudy won the Roadkill competition again, choosing to target Bronte for eviction when the opportunity presented itself. He didn’t consult with the current HOH before making that nomination.
Bronte tells Bridgette to tell the other girls that Paul is working with Frank & that’s why he needs to go. #BB18 pic.twitter.com/WqraEAbIUL
— ?BB Truth? (@BBTruth) July 9, 2016
As previously reported by the Inquisitr , Bridgette Dunning won the Week 3 Head of Household competition, giving her the chance to nominate two houseguests for eviction. Bridgette nominated Tiffany Rousso and Paul Abrahamian, which was not a surprise to viewers of the live feeds. The specific target this week is Tiffany, with Frank working hard to convince Bridgette that she needs to be evicted. It’s possible that due to what has taken place in the house over the last six hours, Bridgette could put a new plan in motion.
There were other Big Brother 18 spoilers from earlier on Friday, including people trying to decide who they would pick (if given the chance) to play in the Veto competition. If it goes according to plan, Paul will select Paulie Calafiore to play in the Veto competition and Bridgette will go with Frank. That will certainly keep control of the Veto in the hands of several people, possibly ensuring that Tiffany Rousso will stay on the block.
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— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) July 8, 2016
Frank Eudy may have made a huge mistake by targeting Bronte D’Acquisto with the Roadkill nomination. Bronte is in a three-girl alliance with Bridgette Dunning and Natalie Negrotti, which has made the current HOH pretty upset . Bridgette also started figuring out that the guys in the BB18 house, led by Frank, are controlling how she makes decisions this week. Add that to the drama that Frank has caused by smacking Da’Vonne Rogers and Zakiyah Everette on their butts, and he could be in real trouble soon.
No matter what takes place in the Veto, Frank Eudy, Paulie Calafiore, and Michelle Meyer are safe because they are on the same team as Bridgette Dunning. She ensured their safety by winning the Week 3 HOH, but it doesn’t mean that they will be safe when someone new takes over to begin Week 4. Frank could certainly be the next big target, unless Category 4 (their team) finds a way to secure safety once again. If someone he isn’t in a direct alliance with wins the HOH in Week 4, Frank will very likely see his name on nomination day.
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— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) July 8, 2016
One of the huge takeaways from the latest Big Brother 18 spoilers is that Bronte and Bridgette are even closer than they were before the Roadkill nomination. Frank, who had thought this was a good nomination to make, has instead caused the “Spy Girls” alliance to get even stronger. This could be one step from all the women in the BB18 house finally working together on an all-female alliance. With the count at 8-5 in favor of the women, it might actually be something that could work out for them this summer.
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— Big Brother News (@BigBrotherNwsBt) July 9, 2016
The Sunday, July 10, episode of the show will reveal the nomination ceremony for Bridgette Dunning as well as the Roadkill competition results. The Week 3 Veto competition, which will take place on Saturday, July 9, won’t get shown to CBS viewers until the Wednesday, July 13, episode of the show. That leaves a lot of time for additional Big Brother 18 spoilers to come out, especially with all the drama that is building up inside the BB18 house.
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