Big Brother Season 25 Week 3, Who Won Veto on Big Brother 25 Week 3?

Big Brother Season 25 Week 3

The third week of Big Brother Season 25 kicks off with the cast competing for the coveted title of Head of Household. Among the contestants, Hisham has emerged as a formidable player, victorious in both Veto challenges. Interestingly, both times he chose not to exercise his veto power.

After Hisham was elected Head of Household for a second time, he targeted Riley and Cameron Harding for the nomination. Previous episodes had hinted that Hisham had his sights set on Riley Smedley, an intention that was solidified during the veto ceremony and the subsequent favorable vote.

Ultimately, Reilly was ejected and no actor voted against Cameron Harding. Notably, Hisam is a key member of the Faculty Alliance, a strategic group consisting of Felicia Cannon, Jared Fields, Cirie Fields, Izzy Gleicher, Bowie Jane, Mecole Hayes and Red Utley.

In week three, Felicia Cannon won the title of head of the family through a golf-themed competition. Interestingly, Felicia’s involvement extends beyond the Professors’ Alliance. She also joined the Bye Bye League, whose members included Cirie Fields, Izzy Gleicher, Bowie Jane and Mecole Hayes.

Given her dual identity, Felicia Cannon is expected to encounter increasing tension and potential drama in the coming days as alliances and strategies interplay within the Big Brother house.

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Who wins the third week of Big Brother 25?

During the third week of Big Brother 25, a power-of-veto contest took place, and the winner was Jagger Baines. Current head of household Felicia Cannon was originally nominated for eviction along with Cameron Hardin, but neither was her main target. Felicia hatches a backdoor plan to oust Hisam Goueli, a member of the Professors’ Union, who remains unaware that Felicia plans to target him this week for his poor social game.

In the veto race, Jag Bains emerges as the victor. He will be joined by Cory Wurtenberger, Izzy Gleicher and Red Utley, as well as Felicia and Nominators Jag and Cameron. Although Red was initially unaware of Felicia’s plan, Cameron informed him before the veto battle, and despite being close allies with Hisham, Red also supported the backdoor strategy.

With the veto in hand, Jag is expected to save himself, forcing Felicia to appoint a replacement candidate. Meanwhile, Hissam Gueli remains unaware that he is Felicia’s target. He believes Felicia’s goal is to eliminate Jager, and if Jager wins the veto, Hisam believes Matt Klotz could become the replacement nominee and subsequently be backdoored. After winning the second HOH and two power-of-veto contests, Hisham decided to take a more passive approach this week, thinking he was safe.

However, Felicia’s plan is to catch Hisham off guard and nominate him for eviction once Jagger uses his veto to save himself. Although Hisam is highly competitive, his poor social game, including a controversial speech to a tenant and his dominant behavior in the professors’ league, arouse the suspicion of his roommates. Felicia, Izzy, and Desiree Fields consider deviating from Hisam’s wishes and retaining another tenant, Riley Smedley. Ultimately, they chose to wait and then executed their backdoor plan.

Given Hisham’s stance against giving back doors to other houseguests during his own HOH reign, he may have been shocked when Felicia nominated him. Felicia’s strategy provides an opportunity to eliminate a strong player like Hisam from the game early. Hissam’s underestimation of Felicia’s actions reminds us to “expect the unexpected.”

Big Brother airs on CBS every Sunday and Wednesday at 8 pm ET and Thursdays at 9 pm ET.

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Big Brother Season 25 Cast List

The cast of Big Brother Season 25 is as follows:

Name	age	Profession	Place
america lopez	27	medical receptionist	Brooklyn, New York
blue gold	25	Brand Strategist	New York City, New York
Bowie Jane Ball	45	Barrister and DJ	Los Angeles, California
Cameron Harding	34	stay-at-home dad	Eastman, Georgia
Desiree Fields	53	Chief of Surgery	Walterboro, South Carolina
Corey Wattenberg	twenty one	College Students	Weston, Florida
Felicia Cannon	63	real estate agency	Kennesaw, Georgia
Hisham Gueli	45	geriatrician	Seattle, Washington
Izzy Glatcher	32	professional flutist	New York City, New York
Jag Baines	25	truck company owner	Omak, Washington
Jared Fields	25	exterminator	Norwalk, Connecticut
Matt Klotz	27	Deaflympics gold medalist	Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Mecole Hayes	30	political consultant	Upper Marlboro, MD
Red Utley	37	sales volume	Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Riley Smedley	twenty four	bartender	Nashville, Tennessee
Kirsten Erwin	25	molecular biologist	Houston, Texas
Luke Valentine	30	illustrator	Coral Springs, Florida

Big Brother Season 25

As the 25th installment of the highly regarded American reality television series Big Brother, Big Brother 25 marks an important milestone. The series premiered on August 2, 2023, attracting the attention of American viewers on CBS and reaching Canadian viewers through broadcasts on Global. Prior to the start of the season, a 25th anniversary special aired on July 26. As the show’s host, Julie Chen Moonves takes the helm, guiding viewers and contestants through a fascinating journey.

The essence of the show remains the same – a group of diverse participants, known as “HouseGuests”, coexist in a closed residence while under constant surveillance. Their interactions, strategic moves, and impromptu experiences are meticulously captured by surveillance cameras, creating a voyeuristic insight into their daily lives. The obvious twist is their isolation from the outside world, leaving them disconnected from communication with the outside world.

At the heart of this fascinating social experiment is a tempting incentive: the quest to win the grand prize of $750,000. Guests deal with challenges, alliances, and expulsions as they strive to outsmart their peers and emerge victorious.As the weeks unfold, dynamic interactions, alliances, and strategic decisions intertwine to shape the game’s trajectory, captivating viewers with a blend of suspense, competition, and interpersonal dynamics

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