Big Brother 28: Kamu Unveils Final Noms After Explosive POV Showdown & Tea Party Meltdown!

It’s time for your Big Brother veto meeting results including who’s off the block, who’s the renom in Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk’s Week 3 HOH. Plus, more on the tea party tirade that targeted Jason de Puy.

We already saw that Kamu was careful. He told Jason: I won’t nominate you today. But of course, Jason noticed the careful wording. So, Kamu’s looking for a way to justify nominating Jason and decided to call him out in front of the house.

Meanwhile, Mallory Aurichio was planning a fun house event – a tea party. They put food together on the pool table, even made slop muffins for the Have Nots. And then Kamu committed a party foul and laid into Jason.

Big Brother 28: Tea Party Tantrum and Strategic Gameplay

Kamu told everyone Jason promised all the nominees he’d use the power of veto on them if he won it. Kamu was actually ticked that LaTrice “Lala” Verrett chose Jason to play the veto comp when Lala knew Jason was her target.

Lala chimed in that Jason didn’t make her any promises. Essentially, Kamu called Jason out for doing what every houseguest does – making alliances & promises, not intending to stick to all of them. He yelled at Kamu, this is Big Brother right?

Kamu talked about playing an honest and transparent game he could be proud of. Then, he launched into an attack on Jason, clearly implying he shouldn’t be proud of his game. I mean, yes he’s messy, but there have been far worse players in Big Brother.

Angela Murray is just as messy. Jason clapped back at Kamu to go ahead and nominate him. Then, Kamu calls out Lala for her nagging about housekeeping and she says she was trying to be helpful.

Big Brother: Not so Silent Strategy

I liked that Lala then called out Kamu for saying he was going to air out things, but wasn’t naming names on who came to him saying Jason made them a deal. Lala said if you call a meeting, everybody’s business should be thrown on the table.

Jason said Kamu did this strategically, targeting him to make sure everyone will vote to evict him. He told Jason he wanted to just clear the air, but Jason said you  did this to make me look worse.

Rick Devens tries to stop the mess by saying the tea party’s adjourned. But it didn’t stop there. One highlight of the party was Jason outed Drew Campbell and Barrett Pfeiffer as middlemen playing both sides of the house.

Jason also called out Haley Thogmartin, Chuk Anyanwu and Kamu as the strongest players in the house and said what Kamu’s doing to him is like when they locked Rome Seymour outside of the HOH room.

And Jason accused Kamu of targeting him and Lala because they were close to Rome. Jason also named off the Tool Shed alliance members as being part of a larger alliance, he just didn’t know what they’re calling themselves. Lala was in tears by the end.

Kamu ruined the party that Mallory planned. I mean, Jason was already under fire. So, to me, it felt like shooting fish in a barrel. It did not need to happen. Then again, if it creates chaos, I’m watching the train wreck.

Big Brother 28: Chaos and Comic Relief

I love that Barrett and Drew channeled the South Park guys on the Oscars red carpet in dresses – they borrowed dresses and it was cute. Then they strutted showing off their runway walks.

Also Jason blew up condoms to use as balloons. I guess with Rome gone, they don’t need them for their intended use. Angela called it a Red Wedding, if you didn’t watch Game of Thrones, that’s a bloody murderous mess.

This tea party was pretty divisive. Angela liked how Kamu handled it. Taylor Brown thought Jason was getting picked on. And Taylor even got up and walked away from all of the nonsense Kamu started.

Taylor said, I don’t have to sit here for this – b*tch just wanted to drink some tea and eat a damned sandwich – and off she went. I love her.

Big Brother 28: A Bang-Up Tantrum

Everyone left until it was just Jason sitting alone in the backyard. Devens went and comforted Jason and said he knows how it feels because he was on the bottom of a bunch of people on Survivor. That is true. Rome said he hated that Jason was left sitting alone like that.

Jason later got out the tea kettle and a spoon and clanged it saying he was going to spill the tea. Jason banged the tea kettle with a spoon whenever he saw people talking. Then he stood outside the DR while Kamu was in there.

He banged on the kettle saying I’ve got some tea for you when you’re done in there. Said I got your back. He reported to Kamu about Angela making eyes at Chuk. Jason said Dee Valladares was in the bathroom multiple times with Lyric.

To his credit, Kamu played along and said Dee, what the hell? Kamu called him soldier and saluted him and Jason called him Queen Kamu of the house, saying that’s my girl. Jason then called him Miss Kamu.

Jason had done some camera talking saying he was going to start calling Kamu queen to annoy him. If it bothers him, Kamu’s holding it in pretty well. Also, Jason tried to ask Lyric to not use the veto to force Kamu to stick with the original nominations.

Jason wants to cheat Kamu out of the joy of renomming him. Devens and Dee don’t think Kamu’s tea party tantrum went very well. Jason wanted to know if he’s gonna be targeted week after week and Kamu said if he survives this week, it’s water under the bridge. Sure…

Big Brother 28: Veto Results and Jason’s Tea Fairy

And then, at the veto meeting on Monday, Lyric of course used the golden POV on herself and Kamu renommed Jason. That leaves Mallory, Jason and Lala on the block. And Mallory’s smart at comps, so is Jason.

I think Lala only stands a chance if the BB Blockbuster is a cleaning challenge or something where you have to wear a bikini and totter in high heels. But don’t count Jason out, he might beat Lala at that too.