Who Was Evicted This Week on ‘Big Brother 25?’ – Beragampengetahuan

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Big Brother 25 and week 13’s eviction episode, which aired on CBS on Nov. 2.

With only a week left before crowing the winner of Big Brother 25, the houseguests were whittled down from five to four during Thursday night’s live eviction episode as day 93 marked the end of the line for a beloved houseguest.

Cirie Fields walked into the house on the first night as the season’s surprise 17th contestant. Her status as a four-time Survivor legend preceded her, and although she had a target on her back from the start and never won a competition, the Traitors US winner made it further than 12 other players.

But, her game came to a close as she sat beside certified blockstar Felicia Cannon on Nov. 2. So, what happened to Cirie this week?

Last week’s double eviction episode ended with Blue Kim and America Lopez heading off to the Jury house. And later that night, Matt Klotz notched his first Head of Household victory. Matt and Cirie had a close relationship stemming from the beginning of the game. However, Matt’s worked alongside Jag Bains for weeks as a ride-or-die pair, and Matt ultimately nominated Cirie and Felicia while keeping Jag and Bowie Jane Ball — the “Minutemen’s” other key ally — off the eviction chairs.

Jag then captured his sixth Power of Veto necklace, and to no one’s surprise, the 25-year-old truck company owner elected not to use it. Considering Matt was safe because of his Head of Household reign, the only player eligible to swap spots with Cirie and Felicia was Bowie Jane — something Jag never considered. He and Bowie Jane made a secret final two deal this past week, and it appears Jag is more than willing to honor it by cutting Matt if he has the opportunity down the stretch.

Regardless, Jag was eyeing Cirie in week 14, and he convinced Matt that it was her time to go even though Matt admitted in a confessional that he knew having Cirie around was better for his game. Bowie Jane was all in on ousting Cirie as well, and the three never wavered from the plan all the while telling both women that they were safe.

So, Cirie inevitably received Jag and Bowie Jane’s eviction votes, and she walked out the front door in fifth place. She told host Julie Chen Moonves that although she starved and suffered on Survivor, living in the pressure cooker that is the Big Brother house for over 90 days was tougher than her original franchise.

Four players remain, and the live finale will play out during a two-hour special on Nov. 9. But first, we need to get to the final three.