Tucker Des Lauriers vs 'The Collective': 'Big Brother' Season 26 houseguests' nasty plot
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'Big Brother' Season 26 star Tucker Des Lauriers has emerged as a major threat in the house due to his strategic gameplay. In response, eight houseguests have joined forces to form an alliance called 'The Collective' to target Tucker. However, managing such a large alliance could lead to complications.
Tucker has built a strong reputation for dominating the Veto competitions, securing another win in Week 4. Additionally, not all members of 'The Collective' were fully committed to his eviction, with some still wanting to keep him in the game. The Collective's pawn, Cedric Hodges, failed to win the competition, allowing Tucker to secure the Veto once again. His victory came as no surprise, given his track record of dominating nearly every Veto challenge he’s competed in. The alliance's plan quickly unraveled, proving to be a total disaster and failure.
Tucker Des Lauriers forms a new alliance with Joseph Rodriguez
'Big Brother' Season 26 stars Tucker Des Lauriers and Joseph Rodriguez formed a strong friendship as they navigated the ups and downs of the CBSshow. Feeling isolated and lacking support in the house, Tucker turned to Joseph for help, ultimately asking him to join forces in an alliance.
Joseph, already a member of 'The Collective', secretly finalized a deal with Tucker to form a new alliance. Thrilled by the prospect, Joseph saw the value in aligning with Tucker due to his strength in competition. However, he admitted he wasn’t fully prepared to "stick his neck out" for Tucker, especially if it meant going against The Collective.
Will 'Big Brother' Season 26 star Tucker Des Lauriers use his Veto?
'Big Brother' Season 26 houseguest Tucker Des Lauriers has made a surprising move and admitted to the houseguests that he would use his Veto power to save other houseguests instead of himself. He claimed that he wanted to keep his rivalry alive and compete head-to-head with Cedric Hodges in the AI Arena.
During the Veto meeting, Tucker once again stunned everyone by deciding to use the power on himself, ensuring his stay in the house for another week. He admitted that he fooled everyone and wanted to evict Deepfake HOH Quinn Martin next week which has to be in the house.
Catch stirring drama in new episodes of 'Big Brother' 26 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8 PM ET and on Sundays at 9 pm ET on CBS. The new episodes will also be available to stream on Paramount+.