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That’s a wrap on The Amazing Race Season 38.

The upcoming season of the show just finished filming.

Producers introduced a fun new twist for TAR38, with each team having at least one Big Brother alum.

Many former houseguests have appeared on the show before, and two Big Brother showmances have won the $1 million prize.

Jessica Graf and Cody Nickson from BB19 won it, and a few years later, Claire Rehfuss and Derek Xiao from BB23 did the same.

The Amazing Race 38 gave Big Brother alums another chance to claim the enormous cash prize.

TAR38 is a special season of The Amazing Race

There were 13 teams of Big Brother alums and their loved ones in the latest season.

The players included three former winners: Chelsie Baham from BB26, Jag Bains from BB25, and Taylor Hale from BB23.

Additional players included Angela Murray, Tucker Des Lauriers, and Rubina Bernabe from BB...

New spoilers from The Amazing Race reveal which three teams have made the final leg.

The Amazing Race 38 is filming overseas, and each team features at least one Big Brother alum.

This new season will air during the next television season and should not be confused with The Amazing Race 37 from Wednesday nights this spring.

Many Big Brother alums have participated in seasons of The Amazing Race, but TAR38 is special.

The producers invited former houseguests to team up with their loved ones for a new season.

The $1 million prize drew the attention of 14 Big Brother alums, and they have been battling for several weeks.

Who is on The Amazing Race Season 38 cast?

Below is the breakdown of who accepted an invite to the race. Many players are from recent Big Brother seasons, with a few folks sprinkled in from the past.

A few controversial players, especially Angela Murray from...

The TAR38 cast has reached Italy.

New spoilers show that the Big Brother alums left on The Amazing Race 38 have reached the final four of the season.

Filming continues for the upcoming season of The Amazing Race, which is projected to air on CBS in the fall of 2025.

A season of the show is also airing on Wednesday nights this spring, but producers are already filming new content for next year.

The TAR38 cast features 14 Big Brother alums, each hoping to land the $1 million prize.

It’s even more than the $750,000 prize for a Big Brother winner.

Regarding Big Brother winners, three of them are reportedly on the TAR38 cast.

Two Big Brother teams have won past seasons of the show, with BB19’s Cody Nickson and Jessica Graf doing it first. Claire Rehfuss and Derek Xiao from BB23 won it a few years later.

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New spoilers from The Amazing Race 38 reveal more Big Brother alums have been sent home.

As previously reported by Monsters and Critics, a new season of The Amazing Race has been filming.

The Amazing Race 38 will air next year on CBS, and a unique theme is in place.

Every team on the Tar 38 cast has at least one Big Brother alum. Combining the two shows has already increased excitement and interest.

The increased interest level has a downside: it has also caused more spoilers to hit social media.

Tourists, CCTV, live video cameras, and other entities have shared Tar 38 results over the past few weeks.

Who is on the cast of The Amazing Race 38?

Below is the rumored Tar 38 cast list. It features a Big Brother alum and a loved one on each team.

One of the teams has two Big Brother alums who are reportedly dating. We will learn...

A new season of The Amazing Race stars 14 Big Brother alums.

Last week, host Phil Keoghan teased fans from the starting line.

Filming has begun for The Amazing Race 38, which should air on CBS in the fall.

The action started in the Netherlands, possibly to avoid spoilers getting out. But that was thwarted already.

Many Big Brother fans have found video footage of TAR38, and social media continues to buzz about the season.

Nearly a week into TAR38, we know who may have been eliminated from the first several race legs.

People in the us finding out we have street cams in every city in europe...

Spoilers for The Amazing Race 38 continue to hit social media.

This upcoming season features Big Brother alums on each team.

While TAR37 airs on CBS, TAR38 is filming around the world.

Big Brother fans know how to find early spoilers, and that skill has taken center stage this spring.

A typical season of The Amazing Race has leaks due to the public filming of each season, but TAR38 has broken the mold.

As previously reported by Monsters and Critics, host Phil Keoghan shared a video from the start line. This led to even more buzz about the show.

Who is on The Amazing Race Season 38 cast?

Below are the rumored members of The Amazing Race 38 cast. There are 13 teams, each featuring at least one former houseguest.

Filming began recently, and several Big Brother alums have reportedly been eliminated.

Here is the unconfirmed list of players:

Angela Murray from BB26 and her daughter,...

The Amazing Race 38 has begun and features a Big Brother alum on each team.

One team reportedly has two Big Brother alums, and three former winners are on the TAR38 cast.

Having so many former houseguests has led to an early and extra interest in this upcoming Amazing Race season.

As previously reported by Monsters and Critics, host Phil Keoghan shared a video from the start line, helping create additional buzz.

We won’t see this new season on TV until next year, but spoilers have already surfaced on social media.

Below will be some Tar 38 spoilers, so only continue reading if you want to learn about early results ahead of time.

Who is on The Amazing Race 38 cast?

Below is a brief breakdown of the cast for The Amazing Race 38. Each team features a Big Brother alum and a loved one.

This is an unconfirmed cast list, but many...

The Amazing Race is filming a new season, and Derek Frazier from Big Brother 23 felt left out.

As previously reported by Monsters and Critics, the new season features a Big Brother alum on each team.

Among the cast members for TAR38 is Hannah Chaddha, who was also on the BB23 cast.

During BB23, Derek was part of an alliance called The Cookout. All six members of that alliance made it to the end.

Xavier Prather won BB23, and Derek finished as the runner-up. Since then, the other five members of The Cookout have each appeared on another reality competition show.

Tiffany Mitchell, Kyland Young, Azah Awasum, Xavier, Derek, and Hannah made up The Cookout.

Here’s a look at the new The Amazing Race 38 cast, which features three former Big Brother winners.

Derek Frazier feels ‘left out’ by CBS

“CBS, thank you. Since Big Brother 23, five out of six members...

The Amazing Race 38 cast may have been revealed.

Some new rumors present a full Tar 38 cast list.

As previously reported by Monsters and Critics, Big Brother has taken over a new season of The Amazing Race.

Each team features a Big Brother alum and one of their loved ones, except for a team featuring two former houseguests.

This is a huge crossover for the reality competition shows, but Big Brother alums have had past success on The Amazing Race.

Cody Nickson and Jessica Graf from BB19 won The Amazing Race 30.

Derek Xiao and Claire Rehfuss from BB23 won The Amazing Race 34 a few years later.

Who from Big Brother is on The Amazing Race 38 cast?

An interesting graphic was shared online today that showcases the 13 teams rumored to be on Tar 38.

Many names have been mentioned on social media over the past few weeks as possible racers.

Now it seems the names have been confirmed,...

Congratulations to Haleigh Broucher and Alex Caruso!

The Big Brother alum got engaged to the NBA player and she shared it all on social media.

Haleigh was part of the Big Brother 20 cast, playing the game during the Summer of 2018.

She had a strong alliance, but they turned on themselves as the Level Six alliance (the other side of the house) planted seeds of doubt.

Tyler Crispen, Angela Rummans, and Kaycee Clark led the Level Six alliance, with Kaycee beating out Tyler to become the Big Brother 20 winner on finale night.

Haleigh finished in seventh place that summer, but she was an interesting player and should get invited back for a second chance.

A Big Brother alum gets engaged to an NBA player

“Forever kind of love...

The Big Brother 26 theme is still a secret, but a new hint was revealed on social media.

A mysterious new post was made on Facebook and Instagram to mark only 30 days until the BB26 season premiere.

The BB26 cast begins playing the game during the two-night season premiere on July 17. It will continue into the following evening (July 18).

The producers announced that this summer’s game will be played by an entirely new group of houseguests, so no returners will be participating.

We could still see some Big Brother alums hosting challenges, which has become a fun way to involve former players.

A new video also teases audio clips from big moments on the show. It seems to hint that the past could impact the future.

The Big Brother 26 theme may have been teased again

A new social media share from Big Brother has Julie Chen Moonves standing near the new Big Brother logo.

Big Brother 24 winner Taylor Hale shared some fun new videos about her relationship with Joseph Abdin.

Taylor and Joseph met as BB24 cast members, and it looked like they were developing feelings for one another.

An official showmance for Jaylor never panned out, mostly because Joseph was evicted during the infamous Split House twist.

As a reminder, the BB24 cast was split in half midway through the season, with half the players forced to live a week in the backyard.

Joseph recently posted a remark about his BB24 elimination, answering a query from host Julie Chen Moonves about the most memorable Double Evictions.

After playing Big Brother, Taylor and Joseph reunited in the real world, where they began a romantic relationship. The couple didn’t remain together but have stayed very close since then.

Taylor Hale and Joseph Abdin celebrate their Big Brother friendship

A fun video was shared on Instagram by Taylor.

The Big Brother Tiny Veto competition, where houseguests stack tiny cans with giant tweezers, has become a fan-favorite game with iconic winners. Da'Vonne Rogers was the first Black woman in 12 seasons to win the Power of Veto during Big Brother 22's Tiny Veto competition. Alyssa Lopez's underdog win in the Tiny Veto competition during Big Brother 23 threw a wrench in The Cookout alliance's plans.

The Big Brother Tiny Veto competition was introduced in 2020 during the second all-stars season, and has become a classic fan-favorite game, with several iconic winners. During the Tiny Veto competition, the houseguests must stack tiny objects in a pyramid using only a pair of giant tweezers. If the objects fall, the contestants can pick them up with the tweezers and try again. Whichever competitor finishes their pyramid first wins.

During Big Brother 24, the Tiny Veto competition was played as a Head of Household (Hoh) competition instead of a veto contest.

CBS has something big in store ahead of the “Big Brother” Season 25 premiere. As the series reaches a major milestone, the network is airing a special, “Big Brother: 25th Anniversary Celebration.” Take a walk down memory lane through the biggest moments and revisit fans’ favorite houseguests. You can enjoy the special on CBS on Wednesday, July 26 beginning at 9 p.m. Et. You can watch CBS with a 5-Day Free Trial of Directv Stream. You can also watch with Hulu Live TV, Fubo, Paramount Plus, or YouTube TV.

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If you’re a longtime fan of the reality competition series, you can’t miss the “Big Brother: 25th Anniversary Celebration.” Entertainment Tonight...

Ahead of Big Brother‘s return to CBS with season 25, Julie Chen Moonves is opening up to Et about who the network originally wanted as host and how much longer she sees herself working on the reality TV competition.

When asked if there’s anything the fans of the hit series — which sees a group of strangers forced to co-exist in a shared house while they are isolated from the outside world — don’t know, Moonves says that CBS wanted another daytime TV fixture to host. “I wasn’t the first choice to host. It was offered and turned down by Meredith Vieira,” she says of the former moderator for The View.

Although she doesn’t remember how she learned of this tidbit, Moonves says she eventually confirmed the rumor through her husband, former CBS chairman and CEO Les Moonves. “I asked him. I said, ‘You know, I heard stories...

Big Brother season 25 premieres in August, and to honor this milestone season, CBS is airing a 25th anniversary special that will tease the upcoming game's twist. Big Brother 25 will have a delayed start due to the Writer's Guild of America (WGA) strike, which is forcing networks to rely on reality television for their fall programming. Hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, Big Brother season 25 will welcome an all-new cast of houseguests, who will be competing for the grand prize.

According to TV Insider, CBS will air a Big Brother 25th anniversary special on Wednesday, July 26, which will be hosted by Entertainment Tonight's Nischelle Turner.

Calling all houseguests, it’s time to celebrate @CBSBigBrother!

Big Brother 25 premieres in August, and to honor this milestone season, CBS is airing a 25th anniversary special that will tease the upcoming game's twist. Big Brother 25 will have a delayed start due to the Writer's Guild of America (WGA) strike, which is forcing networks to rely on reality television for their fall programming. Hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, Big Brother 25 will welcome an all-new cast of houseguests, who will be competing for the grand prize.

According to TV Insider, CBS will air a Big Brother 25th anniversary special on Wednesday, July 26, which will be hosted by Entertainment Tonight's Nischelle Turner. Julie will also be part of the show, which will take place on the Big Brother set. The special will revisit 24 seasons of Big Brother highlights. In addition, viewers will get a glimpse behind the scenes as house secrets are revealed. There will also be a first look at the Big Brother 25 house.

CBS presents Big Brother 25Th Anniversary Celebration, an Entertainment Tonight special, premiering Wednesday, July 26 (9:00-10:00 Pm, Et/Pt) on the CBS Television Network, and streaming on Paramount+*. Big Brother 25th season premiere with a special 90-minute live move-in event Wednesday, Aug. 2 (8:00-9:30 Pm, live Et/delayed Pt) on the CBS Television Network, and streaming on Paramount+.* This new special is hosted by Entertainment Tonight’s Nischelle Turner from the Big Brother set. The special features 24 seasons of archival footage from the Et vault and exclusive interviews with Big Brother host Julie Chen Moonves and fan-favorite houseguests including winners Cody Calafiore, Taylor Hale, Derrick Levasseur, Jordan Lloyd, Xavier Prather and Rachel Reilly, and other houseguests, including Azah Awasum, Hannah Chaddha, Derek Frazier, Frankie Grande, Tiffany Mitchell, Janelle Pierzina, Danielle Reyes, Kaysar Ridha, Jeff Schroeder and Brendon Villegas. The special looks at the most notable Big Brother highlights over the years,...

Big Brother is celebrating 25 years on-air. Ahead of the Big Brother Season 25 premiere on August 2, Entertainment Tonight’s Nischelle Turner will host a 25th anniversary special that will dive into the show’s long history. Host Julie Chen Moonves will also take part in the special event, airing Wednesday, July 26 at 9/8c on CBS. Taking place on the Big Brother set, Big Brother: 25th Anniversary Celebration features 24 seasons of archival footage from the Et vault and exclusive interviews with Chen Moonves and fan-favorite houseguests, including winners Cody Calafiore, Taylor Hale, Derrick Levasseur, Jordan Lloyd, Xavier Prather, and Rachel Reilly. Other houseguest appearances will include Azah Awasum, Hannah Chaddha, Derek Frazier, Frankie Grande, Tiffany Mitchell, Janelle Pierzina, Danielle Reyes, Kaysar Ridha, Jeff Schroeder, and Brendon Villegas. The hour-long special will comb through the reality competition series’ notable highlights through the years, from showmances, the biggest feuds and rivalries, and shocking...

In 2021, The Cookout made history on Big Brother 23 as the first all-Black alliance, which helped to crown the first Black winner, and it's time to find out what they've been up to now. The Cookout included Tiffany Mitchell, Kyland Young, Hannah Chaddha, Azäh Awasum, runner-up Derek Frazier, and winner Xavier Prather. They worked together to ensure that they would all make it to the Final 6, guaranteeing that Big Brother would finally have its first Black winner. Tiffany came up with her genius "Master Plan," which made her a Big Brother legend.

Big Brother 23 contestant Tiffany's "Master Plan" consisted of each member of The Cookout choosing a plus-one who wasn't in the alliance. The plus-one would then share a place on the chopping block with The Cookout member, who would act as a pawn. This plan not only disguised The Cookout, but also ensured that the alliance had the votes to...

Big Brother season 23 runner-up Derek "Big D" Frazier opened up about wanting to join the cast of the hit Peacock reality murder mystery show The Traitors. Derek was a member of the history-making all-Black alliance, The Cookout, along with Tiffany Mitchell, Kyland Young, Hannah Chaddha, Azäh Awasum, and winner Xavier Prather. Derek has often been criticized for coasting to the end of the game on the coattails of the stronger Cookout members. He was often shown lying around the Big Brother house and was not much of a physical player. He did not win any Head of Household or Power of Veto competitions. However, Derek often points to his social game as his strength and has taken credit in the past for forming The Cookout.

During the premiere episode of Heavy Crown's podcast The Royal Tea, which Big Brother's Derek Frazier now co-hosts with Tiffany and Hannah, Derek revealed...

The Cookout alliance from Big Brother 23 had an exemplary strategy that mirrored the premise of The Traitors. The Cookout made history as the first all-Black alliance on Big Brother. It included Tiffany Mitchell, Kyland Young, Hannah Chaddha, Azäh Awasum, runner-up Derek Frazier, and winner Xavier Prather. The Cookout worked together to ensure that they would all make it to the Final 6, guaranteeing that Big Brother would finally crown its first Black winner. In order to be sure that The Cookout achieved its goal, Big Brother 23 contestant Tiffany came up with her genius "Master Plan," which solidified her place as a Big Brother legend.

In Tiffany's Big Brother 23 "Master Plan", each member of The Cookout chose a plus-one who was not in the alliance with whom they would share a place on the chopping block as a pawn. This would disguise the Cookout, while also ensuring that they had the votes...

Former Big Brother houseguests are calling out BB24 contestant Daniel Durston online for spreading negativity and denying what went on within the house. Daniel had an eventful stay in the Big Brother house, despite being evicted early in week 5. After quickly forming a bond with Paloma Aguilar, Daniel was upset about her decision to self-evict during week 1 due to high levels of anxiety and sleep deprivation. Daniel blamed the circumstances around Paloma's exit on winner Taylor Hale, claiming that she "bullied" Paloma into leaving in a one-sided fight that left Taylor upset and the other houseguests uncomfortable.

The rift between Daniel and the other houseguests grew until he was unanimously evicted and gave a final parting speech referring to his fellow houseguests as "clowns." Daniel has taken to social media to complain about his fellow contestants and retell inaccurate versions of what went on inside the house. Despite Daniel,...

Eighteen new castaways, a never-before-seen immunity idol twist, and a March premiere date are just a few of what is known about the upcoming season of Survivor 44. Survivor 43 recently finished airing, so fans have begun anticipating what to expect in the spring. Survivor 43 and 44 were filmed back-to-back, respectively. The show continues to have the season's number in the title and is staying in Fiji. It will take place over 26 days, and Jeff Probst will fill his trademarked position as host.

Despite the expected format, not all fans, including former castaways, are on board with the so-called "new era" of Survivor. If Survivor 44 matches the tone and pace of the most recent season, these complaints will continue. Jeff Probst has drawn criticism himself; some Survivor fans think he lost his magic. In addition, the host's change in tribal council commentary, and notably numerous attempts to get castaways to engage in bizarre metaphors reflecting their gameplay,...

Big Brother 23 contestant Hannah Chaddha has announced that she got accepted into medical school. Hannah was one of the youngest contestants to ever play the game and was a member of the historic all-Black alliance, The Cookout, placing fifth on her season. During her time in the game, she won one Head of Household competition and one veto competition, and was nominated for eviction three times. She was evicted during a double eviction, which is notoriously very difficult to survive. At the time of Big Brother 23, Hannah was a graduate student.

In a tweet, Hannah revealed that she has been accepted into medical school. She wrote, "holy [emoji] i just got into medical school oh my this is surreal." The Big Brother 23 houseguest followed that tweet with another that said, "if u need me for the rest of the day i’ll be:," and included pictures of her Big Brother 23 co-stars...

Derek Xiao and Claire Rehfuss are less likely to work with other teams on The Amazing Race because of their prior history with reality TV. Derek and Claire met on Big Brother 23 and started dating soon after the season finished. Although they got sent to the jury early in the game, they were happy to be a part of such a historic season. Big Brother 23 featured the Cookout alliance, which was historic for bringing six black houseguests to the final six and then crowning Xavier Prather as the winner. Derek and Claire understood the Cookout's mission but still felt burned by their closest allies, thus resulting in some possible trust issues that are likely present in The Amazing Race.

On Big Brother 23, Derek and Claire were closest to Hannah Chaddha and Tiffany Mitchell, members of the Cookout. Derek and Claire were confident in their alliance and felt they were in...

Sunday night on the season finale of “Big Brother 24,” Taylor Hale made history by becoming the first Black woman to win the show. In addition to claiming the 750,000 grand prize, the Michigan beauty queen was also named America’s Favorite Houseguest and pocketed that 50,000 check (plus a seven-day cruise) as well. Monte Taylor was the Season 24 runner-up, while Matthew “Turner” Turner placed third. Are you happy with how things ended up on CBS’s reality TV show?

Gold Derby conducted an overnight poll asking viewers who Really deserved to win the season, and we can now reveal the poll results. Taylor came in first place with a whopping 61, followed by Monte at 21 and Turner at 18. Do you agree or disagree with your fellow “Big Brother” fans? Be sure to sound off down in the comments section.

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Heading into the 11th eviction episode of “Big Brother 24,” Veto winner Monte Taylor held all the power to decide who would join him and Head of Household Taylor Hale in the final three. Did he choose to keep Brittany Hoopes, who seemed like the easiest person to beat on finale night? Or did he keep his good friend Matthew “Turner” Turner, who is was more likely to take Monte to the final two? Let’s find out who made the final three and who ended up speaking to Julie Chen Moonves.

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Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 33 to find out what happened Thursday, September 22 at 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “Bb” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show,...

The Big Brother 24 cast is down to its final five. Pic credit: Cliff Lipson/CBS

Big Brother 24 spoilers from the live feeds reveal who the new Head of Household is after they went through a Double Eviction.

Earlier in the night, two people were sent to the BB24 jury house, marking the end of their time in the game this summer.

On unanimous votes, Terrance Higgins and Michael Bruner were evicted. They will return to the stage on finale night to help vote for the winner.

There could be some really interesting jury segments coming up over the next week, as many Big Brother fans will want to see how the rest of the jury members react to Michael’s arrival.

It sure would be nice to have some BB24 jury house live feeds because things are going to get very interesting with Terrance and Michael arriving right after they...

“I played ‘Big Brother’ Season 23 and I backstabbed everyone and they’re all petty little bitches about it,” declared a salty Xavier Prather after being eliminated in the July 27 episode of “The Challenge: USA.” He won 750,000 in the “BB23” house, but he failed to earn any money during his four weeks of grueling competition on “The Challenge.” Xavier’s game came to an end this week when he ended up being betrayed by two people he’d previously blindsided on “Big Brother”: Kyland Young and Alyssa Lopez. #karma

To recap, Kyland and Alyssa won the trivia challenge and had the power to nominate one team to compete alongside the challenge losers, David Alexander and Justine Ndiba. After much debate, Kyland and Alyssa decided to send Xavier and Shantel “Shan” Smith to the elimination challenge. They openly lied to the cast and said their true target was Shan, when in...

Former “Big Brother” contestants are joining the outcry over Season 24, calling out the continued bullying of Taylor Hale.

After last week’s premiere, many fans expressed their anger over how the first set of competitions went, resulting in most of the women in the house losing their chance to protect themselves from eviction. But more than that, audiences found themselves raging over the treatment of Taylor by fellow contestants, Paloma and Alyssa.

“If your girls alliance is based solely on you talking s— and ‘othering’ the other women in the house then it’s trash and weak,” one person tweeted.

Now, following Sunday night’s episode, several contestants from last season — many from the dominant Cookout alliance — tweeted their disappointment in the all the houseguests’ treatment of Taylor.

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“Watching Taylor cry really broke me down,” Tiffany Mitchell, who founded The Cookout,...

When the merge kinda-sorta happened on the sixth episode of “Survivor 41,” it brought together people from all three tribes. Immediately, the show’s four remaining Black castaways — Shantel “Shan” Smith from Ua, Liana Wallace from Yase, and Deshawn Radden and Danny McCray from Luvu — struck an agreement to remain loyal to each other for the rest of the game. While they didn’t give an official name to their group, fans of “Big Brother 23” immediately had flashbacks to the Cookout alliance, which dominated that season and resulted in a Black person winning for the first time ever.

In truth, this 41st cycle of “Survivor” was filmed back in the spring, well before the “BB23” houseguests created their Cookout alliance during the most recent summer installment. “More than any other season that I think I’ve ever watched on ‘Survivor,’ I think Season 41 has been the most diverse and most inclusive and representative of America,...

It didn’t happen during the “Big Brother 23” game, but you can add another showmance to the “Big Brother” books: Derek Xiao and Claire Rehfuss are dating. The couple simultaneously shared Instagram posts on Thursday announcing their new status, accompanied by shots from their first official photo shoot as a couple.

“ the absolute best thing to come out of the most stressful 3 months of my life,” Rehfuss wrote in her post.

“Coming out of the Big Brother house has been overwhelming, but I’m so lucky to have had Queen Claire by my side making me smile and laugh everyday [sic] I’m so excited to see what’s next for us!” Xiao penned.

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History was made on September 29 as “Big Brother” crowned its first Black winner ever: Xavier Prather. (See the updated winners list.) At the beginning of this 23rd season, an alliance was formed called the Cookout that consisted of six African-American players: Xavier, Derek Frazier, Azah Awasum, Kyland Young, Hannah Chaddha and Tiffany Mitchell. One by one, they voted out all of the other contestants until they remained as the Final 6. On Wednesday night, the jury of nine voted unanimously to award Xavier with the $750,000 grand prize.

The Cookout absolutely dominated this game from Day 1, making them the most successful alliance in “Big Brother” history. After making it to the Top 6, the group’s celebration was short-lived as they were forced to start eating their own. Tiffany and Hannah were the first victims, with both being evicted in a double elimination. Tiffany had rubbed some of her alliance members the wrong...

“David beat Goliath and I’m going to beat both of these boys,” declared Azah Awasum on Sunday’s episode of “Big Brother.” “I’m going to win this final Hoh and I’m going to win this game.” The 30-year old sales operations director from Takoma Park, Maryland is the only female left in the house and she will off against Derek Frazier and Xavier Prather on Wednesday’s live Season 23 finale hosted by Julie Chen Moonves. Read on for our “Big Brother 23” finale spotlight on Azah.

Whether it was her team, the Jokers, or her alliance, the Cookout, Azah remained loyal to whomever she was working with in the game. As the last woman standing, Azah has proven her strategy works, but her path to the end wasn’t always an easy one. Azah entered the house with plans to rule over the game as a “comp beast alpha female.

The “Big Brother 23” season finale is set for September 29 on CBS, and just as important as finding out who will win the $750,000 grand prize is learning who will be named America’s Favorite Houseguest. This special honor comes with its own cash prize and eternal bragging rights as viewers’ most-loved player of the summer. Host Julie Chen Moonves will hand over the check during the live season finale. Scroll down for all the details on how to vote for America’s Favorite Houseguest.

See ‘Big Brother’ winners list: All 22 seasons, plus spin-offs

All 16 houseguests are eligible for the unique prize. Travis Long, Brandon “Frenchie” French, Brent Champagne, Whitney Williams and Christian Birkenberger may have left the game early, but they still have plenty of fans out there. Britini D’Angelo, Derek Xiao, Sarah Beth Steagall, Claire Rehfuss, Alyssa Lopez, Tiffany Mitchell, Hannah Chaddha and Kyland Young are currently sitting in the...

The historic Season 23 finale of “Big Brother” will air on September 29 with Azah Awasum, Derek Frazier and Xavier Prather facing off in the final Head of Household competition before the last two standing plead their case to the jury for the $750,000 grand prize. We have been keeping an eye on this jury throughout the summer and think we might know who each member would vote for in each of the three possible scenarios. Read our take on who will likely snag votes from Kyland Young, Hannah Chaddha, Tiffany Mitchell, Alyssa Lopez, Claire Rehfuss, Sarah Beth Steagall, Derek Xiao and Britney D’Angelo below.

Host Julie Chen Moonves will crown the first Black winner of “Big Brother” after a summer dominated by the Cookout alliance. They became the first six-person alliance to reach the final six in the history of the CBS reality TV competition. Now that only three remain, which...

For the past week at Gold Derby, “Big Brother 23” fans have been casting their votes for who they want to win America’s Favorite Houseguest and the $50,000 check that comes with it. Three of the 16 houseguests have double-digit support in our recent poll: Tiffany Mitchell in first place, Claire Rehfuss in second place and Derek Xiao in third place. In other words, people who think the popular “Lord of the Latrine” has this thing in the bag may be surprised on finale night. The other players all come in with less than 3% of the vote, suggesting this is indeed a three-way race.

See ‘Big Brother’ winners list: All 22 seasons, plus spin-offs

All of the contestants who took part in this 23rd season are eligible for the special prize, not just those who made it to the Final 3 or the jury house. However, it’s much tougher for the early evictees...

At long last, the Final 3 houseguests on “Big Brother” Season 23 have been named: Xavier Prather (he earned his spot by winning Head of Household and Veto), Derek Frazier (he advanced when X kept him off the chopping block) and Azah Awasum (she has Big D to thank since he didn’t vote to evict her). Poor Kyland Young came close to making it to the finale, but Derek and Xavier decided it was his time to go, so Derek cast the sole vote to evict him. Now, with the finale set for September 29, the Final 3 took some time on Friday to celebrate their accomplishments and look back on past moments. Plus, the trio got emotional watching videos from their loved ones.

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Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 23, Episode 35 to find out what happened Friday, September 24 at 8:00 p.

In the most contentious eviction of the summer, Kyland Young was sent packing on Thursday’s live episode of “Big Brother,” leading to a heated exchange with Head of Household Xavier Prather. Host Julie Chen Moonves ordered Kyland to leave the house after the 29-year old account executive mentioned Xavier’s nephew lacking an honest role model, an opinion Xavier didn’t react well to. “I highly suggest you stop talking about my nephew,” Xavier said before Julie stepped in and demanded that Kyland leave the house.

Kyland was blindsided by Derek Frazier (Big D), who stated he owes nobody but himself anything in this game. As the sole vote to evict this week, Big D decided to move forward with Xavier and Azah Awasum as the final three competing for the $750,000 grand prize. Kyland becomes juror #8 alongside Hannah Chaddha, Tiffany Mitchell, Alyssa Lopez, Claire Rehfuss, Sarah Beth Steagall, Derek Xiao and Britney D’Angelo.

Of the Final 4 contestants in the “Big Brother” house, only Xavier Prather was able to guarantee himself a place in the Final 3. First he won the Head of Household competition, then he dominated the Power the Veto challenge. That meant Xavier had all of the power heading into the September 23 live episode. Did he keep his nominations of Kyland Young and Azah Awasum the same, or did he save one of them and replace them with Derek Frazier? Whoever he chose to keep off the block would be the person that cast the sole vote to evict this week, securing the Final 3. So who was evicted in fourth place?

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Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 23, Episode 34 to find out what happened Thursday, September 23 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments...

Immediately after the second double eviction of “Big Brother” Season 23, the Final 4 Head of Household competition was held between Xavier Prather, Derek Frazier and Kyland Young. (Azah Awasum was not eligible to compete as she served as Hoh during the double.) All three Cookout guys gave it their all, but Xavier prevailed and ended up putting Azah and Kyland on the nominations block. Of course, as we know, this week’s final Veto of the summer is really the most important challenge this week. Whoever wins has all the power, as they get to determine who casts the sole vote to evict. So how did it all play out on Wednesday night?

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Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 23, Episode 33 to find out what happened Wednesday, September 22 at 10:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off...

We’re inching closer and closer to the “BB23” finale, and just as important as finding out who will win the $750,000 grand prize is learning who will be named America’s Favorite Houseguest. This special honor comes with its own cash prize and eternal bragging rights as viewers’ most-loved player of the summer. Julie Chen Moonves will hand over the check during the live finale on September 29, and while it’s still a bit early to cast your official votes at CBS, we want to know which “Big Brother 23” cast member You want to be named America’s Favorite Houseguest. Vote in our poll below.

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All 16 houseguests are eligible for the unique prize. Travis Long, Brandon “Frenchie” French, Brent Champagne, Whitney Williams and Christian Birkenberger may have left the game early, but they still have plenty of fans out there. Britini D’Angelo,...

On Thursday night, the second double eviction of “Big Brother” Season 23 resulted in the eliminations of Tiffany Mitchell and Hannah Chaddha. That left only four Cookout members still in the game: Derek Frazier, Kyland Young, Xavier Prather and outgoing Head of Household Azah Awasum. Since Azah was not eligible to compete in this week’s Hoh competition, that meant the power would go to one of the guys. So who pulled out the victory on this special Friday episode, and which two houseguests did he nominate for eviction?

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Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 23, Episode 32 to find out what happened Friday, September 17 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “BB23” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think...

Have you recovered from Thursday’s live episode of “Big Brother” yet? It was packed full of excitement with a double elimination that saw the Top 8 winnowed down to the final half dozen houseguests still in the hunt for the season 23 championship and the $750,000 payday. With all that action, it was no surprise that there just wasn’t time for the Week 10 Head of Household competition. But don’t worry, we have all your “Big Brother” 23 spoilers, including the name of the Cookout member who is Week 10 Head of Household.

Kyland Young claimed the Head of Household title for the third time this season. In Week 2 he oversaw the ouster of Week 1 Hoh Brandon “Frenchie” French. And in Week 6, he engineered the near unanimous vote to send Britini D’Angelo packing.

But with his competition now narrowed down to just the other members of the Cookout, Kyland faces a tough task on Friday.

Thursday night’s live double eviction episode of “Big Brother” concluded with Alyssa Lopez following Claire Rehfuss to the jury house. The 24-year old swimwear designer was put on the block next to her closest ally, Xavier Prather, by Head of Household Hannah Chaddha. After Xavier won the Power of Veto and saved himself, Hannah put Kyland Young up as the replacement nominee and Alyssa was evicted by a vote of 3-1. That was the final step in the Cookout alliance’s plan to reach the Top 6. Upon meeting host Julie Chen Moonves for her exit interview, Alyssa still had no idea the Cookout existed.

“I think if it was gonna be X it was gonna be me,” Alyssa told Julie when asked about being evicted from the game over Kyland. “That was gonna be the plan last week and unfortunately the double happened and it’s me because X killed that comp.

Thursday night’s live double eviction episode of “Big Brother” began with the predictable, yet heartbreaking eviction of Claire Rehfuss. The 25-year old New Yorker was sent packing under the Head of Household reign of her best friend in the house, Tiffany Mitchell. Tiffany had initially targeted Alyssa Lopez, but when the swimwear designer won the Power of Veto, Tiffany had no choice but to turn on Claire for the sake of the Cookout. Claire will now join Sarah Beth Steagall, Britini D’Angelo and Derek Xiao in the jury house.

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Following her eviction, Claire sat down with host Julie Chen Moonves for her exit interview. Julie cut right to the chase, asking how Claire felt about being betrayed by Tiffany. “This game has been played for a long time and a lot of times people of color aren’t...

They did it. The Cookout just made “Big Brother” history by becoming the first all-Black alliance to make it to the Final 6. Azah Awasum, Derek Frazier, Hannah Chaddha, Kyland Young, Tiffany Mitchell and Xavier Prather sealed the deal during the September 9 double eviction episode after sending Claire Rehfuss and Alyssa Lopez to the jury house. Now, former “Big Brother” Season 15 winner Andy Herren is going on record saying that the Cookout is the reality TV show’s “best alliance” ever. Do you agree?

“The Cookout is the best alliance in ‘Big Brother’ history and I’m glad it is now official,” Herren tweeted. “I know I sound like a broken record but you all don’t respect them enough. It has been Fascinating watching them outplay everyone. Gtfo with the ‘this season is boring’ nonsense.” He also wrote, “History has been made. The Cookout achieved their goal and we will...

As Tiffany Mitchell‘s turbulent second reign as Head of Household comes to a close, the 40-year old phlebotomist has managed to surge in our Gold Derby winner predictions for Season 23 of “Big Brother.” The Detroit native infuriated some of her Cookout alliance that includes Azah Awasum, Derek Frazier, Hannah Chaddha, Kyland Young and Xavier Prather when she refused to throw last week’s Hoh competition so they could target her best friend in the house, Claire Rehfuss. Instead, she held on for victory and took aim at Xavier’s plus-one, Alyssa Lopez.

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Xavier still leads leads the way with 29/10 odds of winning, but Tiffany is closing in on the Milwaukee lawyer with 3/1 odds. The two of them have been in a power struggle for weeks and will finally go to war once the last non-Cookout member is evicted. As the reigning Hoh,...

Heading into Thursday’s live episode of “Big Brother,” the Top 8 were about to become the Top 6, all thanks to the double eviction. For the first time this summer, two houseguests were eliminated in the span of one hour. That meant there were two competitions (Head of Household and Power of Veto), two evictions and two exit interviews with Julie Chen Moonves. Gold Derby’s odds predicted it would be a bad night for non-Cookout members Claire Rehfuss and Alyssa Lopez, but did any of the comps throw a wrench into the main alliance’s plans?

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Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 23, Episode 28 to find out what happened Thursday, September 9 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “BB23” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who...