'Big Brother 18' Spoilers: Veto Winner Revealed As Tiffany Spills Her Secret To One Houseguest [VIDEO]
One of the nominees for eviction on Big Brother 18 has won the Power of Veto, while another nominee wrongly thinks he has the votes to stay.
Head of Household: Nicole Franzel
Nominees: Jozea Flores, Paul Abrahamian and Paulie Calafiore
Other houseguests: Bridgette Dunning, Bronte D'Acquisto, Corey Brooks, Da'Vonne Rogers, Frank Eudy, James Huling, Michelle Meyer, Natalie Negrotti, Tiffany Rousso, Victor Arroyo and Zakiyah Everette
The Veto competition was played on Friday but as always, it was not shown on the live feeds. However, it soon became clear after the feeds came back on that Paul had won the Power of Veto. It is assumed that he will save himself, though he did mention offhand that Big Brother fans would love him (for some reason) if he chose not to use the Veto.
It has also been revealed that Frank is the "RoadKill" winner, which gave him the power to nominate a third person (Paul) for eviction. He also has the power to nominate someone else assuming that third nominee wins the Veto. Frank has discussed with his alliance that he will nominate Bridgette.
At the moment, Jozea still looks to be the target for eviction, even if he doesn't exactly see the writing on the wall. Jozea reaffirmed to fellow alliance member Victor that he has the votes to stay, including Da'Vonne, Michelle and Zakiyah, though he clearly does not. Nicole's 8-pack alliance of Corey, Da'Vonne, Frank, James, Michelle, Tiffany and Zakiyah all plan on voting to evict Jozea, which is a clear majority.
In other news, Tiffany finally broke the news to Paulie that she is the sister of Big Brother 17 standout Vanessa Rousso. Paulie was very receptive to the news, saying, "I would have liked you even if you weren't Vanessa's sister, but I think it's cool that two of us are in here."
Big Brother 18 returns Sunday at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS with a new episode, covering highlights from after the Nomination Ceremony through the new RoadKill competition.
