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'Big Brother’ Season 26 schemer Quinn Martin slammed for stirring up 'racial tension'

'Big Brother' fan slammed Quinn Martin for fueling racial tension between Angela Murray and T’Kor Clottey

LOE ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'Big Brother' Season 26 saw a major conflict erupt between Angela Murray and T’Kor Clottey, ignited by remarks made by Quinn Martin. The drama began when Angela, during a conversation with Quinn, pointed out a group of houseguests and said, "That's the group." Quinn took Angela’s comment as a potential issue and shared it with T’Kor, knowing it could stir up tension.

When T’Kor learned about Angela's comment from Quinn, she perceived it as having racial undertones, given that the group Angela referred to included several people of color. This prompted T’Kor to confront Angela, questioning her choice of words and the intent behind them. Angela, feeling misunderstood and attacked, became emotional and started crying during their conversation.

Quinn, who admitted to being "nefarious" and scheming, revealed that while he initially shared the information to shield Angela and T’Kor from public criticism, he also aimed to create drama and make Angela a target. His actions were calculated to stir the pot and leverage the racial tension to his advantage in the game.

Following this, fans criticized Quinn for allegedly creating racial tension as a game tactic, accusing him of exploiting the feelings of Black houseguests to further his own agenda. On X, one fan said, "Quinn exploiting Angela's emotional volatility and T'Kor's racial stress makes me livid as a viewer. The purpose was to marginalize a problematic white woman. All I see is a little shit-stirrer who will resort to weaponizing racial stress for game purposes like T Crispen," said one.

Another fan wrote, "...Quinn weaponized a racial misunderstanding to forward his game that’s kinda weird. No better then Kyle imo." One fan said, "Quinn is actually quite the dirtbag for using racial discussion for gameplay. I thought he mentioned it to T'kor solely to be a good human. Why are people like Quinn so calculated with it?"

'Big Brother' Season 26 houseguest Quinn Martin betrays Angela Murray

In 'Big Brother' Season 26, Quinn Martin betrayed Angela Murray, sparking significant drama in the house. Angela had confided in Quinn, sharing her concerns about a group of houseguests she suspected were forming an alliance. Quinn took this information to T’Kor Clottey, a member of the group Angela had mentioned, claiming he was concerned about the situation.

When Angela discovered what Quinn had done, she confronted him. Quinn claimed he was merely looking out for everyone, but Angela felt deeply betrayed. She told Quinn that they "were never a thing," signaling that she no longer trusted him. The situation further deteriorated when Angela attempted to explain her comments to T’Kor.

Angela tearfully explained that she hadn’t meant to target anyone maliciously. Despite this, Quinn persisted in claiming that Angela’s words were problematic, while T’Kor pointed out that Angela's remarks about the group of Black houseguests could be seen as racially insensitive.

'Big Brother' star Quinn Martin forms alliances to protect himself from nominations

Quinn Martin has strategically formed several key alliances to strengthen his position in 'Big Brother' Season 26. His primary alliance consists of T'Kor Clottey, Cedric Hodges, and Cam Sullivan-Brown, with the goal of reaching the jury stage together.

Additionally, Quinn is a key member of a larger group known as The Pentagon, which includes Chelsie Baham, Brooklyn Rivera, and two other houseguests. This alliance aims to control nominations and evictions through coordinated strategies. Beyond these, Quinn has established a smaller, close-knit alliance called The Visionaries with T’Kor Clottey and Kimo Apaka.

Watch 'Big Brother' Season 26 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8 pm ET and on Sundays at 9 pm ET on CBS.