Big Brother 25 – Week 6 Head Of Household Results (Spoilers)

The Big Brother 25 week 6 Head of Household (HOH) was crowned during the live Thursday night eviction episode for the first time this season, and its winner was Cameron Hardin. This was Cameron’s second HOH win, as he won the Pressure Cooker competition during week 4. The week 6 HOH competition followed the eviction during which the houseguests voted out Cameron’s former main ally, Red Utley, by a vote of 8-2 over Jag Bains. HOH Jared Fields nominated Jag after Cameron saved himself by winning the Power of Veto. Despite having a falling out with Red, Cameron still voted to keep him in the house, along with Bowie Jane.

The Big Brother 25 week 6 HOH is Cameron. After the eviction, host Julie Chen Moonves told the houseguests that she’d received a transmission from the Humili-Verse. Week 6 would be Humili-Week, with humiliating competitions and consequences for the houseguests. The HOH competition was called “Name That Toot” and featured video compilations of the houseguests passing colorful gas. The houseguests had to answer seven questions about the colors of the toots. Cameron won the competition after five questions, knocking out Izzy Gleicher and Cory Wurtenberger on the fifth question. When Cameron won, the other houseguests were visibly disappointed, and didn’t cheer for him.

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Which Houseguest Will Cameron Hardin Target For Eviction During Big Brother 25 Week 6?

Cameron has so many options for nominees this week, considering that he was betrayed by nearly everyone. With the exception of Bowie, everyone voted out his main ally, Red. Although the Legend 25 alliance members had tried to convince Cameron and Red that they should come back together, Cameron now knows for sure that the alliance is fake. He could target them, with the exception of Bowie, including Izzy, Cirie Fields, Felicia Cannon, Matt Klotz, and Mecole Hayes. Cameron might also seek revenge on Jared for nominating him. He could also nominate Jag or Matt, since Matt saved Jag from eviction with the Power of Invincibility during Cameron’s original HOH.

Red became upset with Cameron and ended their Chillers alliance after HOH Jared stretched the truth and told Red that Cameron had thrown him under the bus. However, Cameron revealed in his confessional that he was just telling Jared what he wanted to hear. Red left without resolving the issue. It’ll be interesting to see if Cameron finds out the truth about why Red was so disappointed in him and ended their alliance. Cameron should team up with Bowie so that he has at least one ally fighting for him next week when he’s ineligible to play for HOH. He can’t play the game alone.

Cameron got a raw deal after winning the Pressure Cooker competition with a near-record-breaking time of 13 hours and 49 minutes, and then having his HOH eviction overturned by the Power of Invincibility. This time, there most likely won’t be a power to save either of Cameron’s nominees. Cameron will surely want revenge on everyone this week, but the Humili-Verse has already given him a helping hand in that. As HOH, he’s the only houseguest who’s not a Have-Not this week, as everyone else will be on slop, having cold showers, and taking turns sleeping in the Humili-Verse bedroom. Cameron can rest easy knowing that he’s safe for another week.

Big Brother airs Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EDT and Thursdays at 9 p.m. EDT on CBS.