Big Brother 28 Live Feeds EXPLODE: Dee Abandons Drew Target and Turns on ANOTHER Mosh Pit Ally!

🚨 BIG BROTHER 28 FANS, DEE VALLADARES’ HOH REIGN IS BECOMING ABSOLUTE CHAOS! Just when it looked like Dee had finally settled on Drew Campbell as the Mosh Pit member she wanted out, the target shifted again—and this alliance may be collapsing faster than anyone expected. With LaLa winning the Power of Veto and forcing Dee to name a replacement nominee, Mallory Aurichio has suddenly emerged as the person in serious danger. (Big Brother Network)

And perhaps the funniest part?

The Mosh Pit had barely existed before Dee started trying to destroy it.

The seven-person alliance—Dee, Rick Devens, Angela Murray, Barrett Pfeiffer, Drew, Melody Morris and Mallory—was supposed to give the veterans and their allies control of the house. But cracks were already forming before Dee even became HOH. Melody and Mallory had begun questioning whether they were truly valued members or simply numbers for the power players. (Cinemablend)

Then Dee won HOH.

Instead of stabilizing the alliance?

She practically threw gasoline on it.

First Dee Wanted Yash

Coming out of Week 6, Yash Patel seemed like the obvious target.

He had nominated Dee.

Rick Devens needed to use his Diamond Power of Veto to rescue her.

Kamu ended up on the block and was evicted.

Naturally, Dee appeared ready for revenge.

Except Big Brother plans apparently have a shelf life of approximately five minutes this season. 😂

Dee used her BB Bribe power to make a deal with Yash. Yash received $5,000 in exchange for agreeing to protect Dee and Devens during a future HOH, dramatically changing Dee’s Week 7 calculations. (Gold Derby)

Suddenly Yash wasn’t necessarily the priority anymore.

So who was?

Drew.

Then Dee Turned on Drew

This is where things became hilarious.

Dee decided she was ready to strike inside her own alliance.

Drew became the target.

And Dee eventually nominated:

Drew Campbell.

Taylor Brown.

LaTrice “LaLa” Verrett.

At that point, the plan seemed straightforward enough.

If the nominations stayed the same, Dee could potentially use the week to remove Drew and weaken a player she no longer completely trusted.

But then Drew did something apparently very effective.

He confronted LaLa and Taylor.

And Dee?

Loved it.

According to Big Brother Network’s live-feed report, Dee quickly went from targeting Drew to praising him after his confrontation with the two women. (Big Brother Network)

😂

Imagine being Drew.

You wake up as your own alliance member’s target.

You get nominated.

You start arguing with people.

Then your HOH suddenly decides:

“Actually…I like him again.”

Welcome to Big Brother 28.

Then LaLa Won the Veto

And this is where Dee’s constantly changing plans became a real problem.

🔥 LaLa won the Week 7 Power of Veto.

It’s her second competition victory of the season, and she’s expected to use the Veto on herself. That means Dee now has to nominate somebody else. (Big Brother Network)

Suddenly the question becomes:

Who?

There are plenty of people outside Dee’s core structure.

But apparently that’s too easy.

Because the conversation has shifted toward another member of Mosh Pit.

Mallory.

Rick Devens had already been working on Dee and Angela before the Veto competition, trying to build support for Mallory as the replacement nominee and potential eviction target. (Big Brother Network)

So let’s recap Dee’s target journey:

Yash.

Then Drew.

Then Drew starts looking better.

Now potentially Mallory.

😂 WHO IS NEXT?!

At this rate, Dee could nominate herself by Wednesday.

Why Mallory Suddenly Makes Sense to Dee and Devens

From the veterans’ perspective, Mallory could be becoming increasingly dangerous.

She and Melody already recognized that they were near the bottom of Mosh Pit.

That’s important.

Once players realize they’re expendable inside an alliance, they stop behaving like loyal alliance members.

Mallory and Melody had already discussed the possibility of turning against the alliance and weakening the veteran power structure. (Cinemablend)

That means Devens has a reason to strike first.

If he believes Mallory will eventually turn against him, Dee and Angela, why wait?

Get her out now.

The problem?

That could destroy Mosh Pit completely.

And perhaps that’s exactly what’s happening.

Dee Could Be Making the Classic HOH Mistake

Winning HOH creates an illusion.

Suddenly everyone wants to talk to you.

Everyone laughs at your jokes.

Everyone promises safety.

Everyone tells you your plan is brilliant.

It can feel like you’re controlling the entire house.

But Thursday arrives eventually.

And the HOH loses power.

That’s why Dee’s chaotic week could become dangerous for her long-term game.

She entered Week 7 with the opportunity to weaken people clearly outside her structure.

Instead, she’s repeatedly considering attacks on people supposedly inside it.

Drew today.

Mallory tomorrow.

Maybe Melody afterward.

Eventually the remaining Mosh Pit members could ask the obvious question:

If Dee will nominate them, what exactly is the alliance protecting?

One recent analysis has already described Dee’s reign as potentially one of the season’s strongest cases of “HOH-itis,” noting how aggressively she’s handling the week and how that behavior could create future enemies. (Cinemablend)

And jury management matters now.

A flashy eviction means very little if the person you evicted spends the next month convincing jurors that you’re impossible to trust.

Mallory Could Become Extremely Dangerous If She Survives

This is the part Dee should think about carefully.

Putting Mallory on the block is one thing.

Failing to evict her is another.

Suppose LaLa uses the Veto.

Mallory goes up.

Then Mallory survives.

What happens next?

She knows Dee nominated her.

She knows Devens pushed her name.

She knows Angela was involved in the discussions.

And she already suspected she occupied the bottom of Mosh Pit.

There would be absolutely no reason left for Mallory to protect the veterans.

She could grab Melody.

Pull in Haley.

Potentially work with Yash.

Suddenly Dee hasn’t eliminated an enemy.

She’s created one.

And Mallory would have receipts.

Melody May Be the Bigger Consequence

Even if Mallory leaves, Dee could lose Melody.

Because Melody would receive a very clear message.

Mallory was expendable.

Which means?

Melody probably is too.

That’s the fundamental problem with turning on the bottom of an alliance too early.

You don’t merely eliminate one person.

You alert everybody sitting beside them.

Melody could look at Dee, Devens and Angela and realize she needs to strike before she’s next.

And once players begin operating from fear instead of loyalty?

The alliance is effectively dead.

Drew Somehow Went From Target to Potential Survivor

Drew’s position might be the strangest development of all.

He began Dee’s HOH in genuine danger.

He’s still nominated.

Yet Dee’s attitude toward him improved almost immediately after nominations.

According to the live-feed reporting, her original desire to eliminate Drew faded after she enjoyed seeing him call out LaLa and Taylor. (Big Brother Network)

That’s potentially excellent work for Drew—even if some of it happened accidentally.

Because sometimes surviving Big Brother isn’t about convincing the HOH you’re trustworthy.

It’s about giving the HOH someone else to dislike more.

And Mallory may have just become that person.

Rick Devens Could Quietly Be Getting Exactly What He Wants

Meanwhile, Rick Devens is worth watching very closely.

Dee holds the HOH key.

But Devens appears to be doing plenty of strategic work behind the scenes.

Before LaLa even won Veto, he was already discussing Mallory as a possible replacement target. (Big Brother Network)

Then LaLa wins.

Suddenly that hypothetical scenario becomes reality.

If Dee puts Mallory up and Mallory leaves?

Dee receives the blood.

Devens receives the strategic benefit.

That’s a pretty nice arrangement for Rick.

He doesn’t need to nominate Mallory.

He doesn’t need to deliver the replacement nomination speech.

He doesn’t need to personally betray Mosh Pit publicly.

Dee does it.

And Rick potentially removes someone he believes could become dangerous.

🔥 That’s exactly the kind of positioning that wins Big Brother.

But LaLa Just Became a Bigger Threat

We also shouldn’t overlook what happened with LaLa.

Another competition win.

Her second of the season. (Big Brother Network)

She was nominated.

She needed safety.

She went out and earned it.

That means Dee cannot simply execute whatever original plan involved LaLa.

And now everybody has another reason to view her as a competition threat.

LaLa has demonstrated she can survive when she needs to.

The irony is that Dee may spend this week destroying Mosh Pit while one of the people she actually nominated simply wins safety and watches the alliance implode from the sidelines.

😂 That’s a fantastic week for LaLa.

The Veto Meeting Could Officially Kill Mosh Pit

That’s why the upcoming ceremony matters so much.

If LaLa removes herself—as expected—and Dee nominates Mallory, this stops being merely another chaotic HOH week.

It becomes a declaration.

Mosh Pit isn’t really an alliance anymore.

At least not in the traditional sense.

It’s a collection of players temporarily cooperating until someone decides another member is inconvenient.

And Dee might be the person who proves it.

The alliance was already shaky, with Mallory and Melody questioning their position. (Cinemablend)

Now one of them could become Dee’s replacement nominee.

That’s not a crack.

That’s demolition.

And the craziest thing?

Dee still has to survive next week.

No HOH room.

No automatic safety.

No guaranteed control.

Imagine Mallory survives and wins HOH.

Imagine Melody wins.

Imagine Taylor survives and wins.

Imagine LaLa follows her Veto victory with an HOH.

Suddenly everyone Dee antagonized this week gets a chance to return the favor.

That’s why this Week 7 reign could ultimately define Dee’s season.

If she successfully removes the right person and maintains enough relationships?

It looks aggressive and brilliant.

But if Mallory goes up, survives, and Mosh Pit completely fractures?

Dee may look back at this week as the moment she transformed a powerful position into a house full of enemies.

🔥 Yash was the target. Then Drew was the target. Drew suddenly wasn’t so bad. Now Mallory could be next.

At this point, the only predictable thing about Dee’s HOH is that the target probably won’t stay the target for very long.

And with LaLa holding the Veto, Mallory potentially heading for the block, Drew unexpectedly recovering and Devens quietly influencing the replacement plan, Mosh Pit may not survive Dee Valladares’ HOH long enough to reach the next eviction. (Big Brother Network)

So is Dee making the bold move necessary to take control of Big Brother 28?

Or is she destroying her own majority alliance before anyone else even has to take the shot?