Who Was Evicted on Big Brother Tonight? Season 28 Final 4 Results

The Pharaoh’s Curse struck, and as a result Melody was sent to jury as part of the Egyptian Eviction. That means we’re down the Final 4 of Big Brother Season 28 — Dee, Devens, Drew and Taylor.

But there would be no rest for the weary, as the Final 4 would immediately transition to a new eviction cycle, which would see a new HOH put up new nominees for eviction, the final Power of Veto awarded and one more houseguest sent to jury. Ultimately, Dee was voted out by Drew in a difficult decision between the two Survivor alums.

Read below to see how we got to that point.

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Big Brother Season 28 Final 4 Results

Melody was sent to jury during Wednesday’s episode, but the week was far from over.

Taylor won HOH to start a new eviction cycle, while Drew won the final Power of Veto. That gave the 22-year-old the power to decide which of the two remaining Icons – Devens or Dee — would go on to Final 3 and which one would ultimately go to jury. In the end, Drew sent Dee to jury, bringing Devens with him and Taylor to Final 3.

Head of Household: Taylor
Power of Veto winner: Drew
Nominees: ~~Drew~~, Dee, Devens (Drew used the Power of Veto on himself, and Taylor named Devens as the replacement nominee)
Evicted tonight: Dee
Remaining players: 3
Jury members: Dee, Melody, LaTrice, Angela, Barrett, Yash
Next episode: Sunday, September 27

Big Brother Season 28 Episode 39 recap

Winning time

Devens is counting on Dee and Drew to win HOH because he thinks they’ll take him to the Final 3, while Taylor is something of a wild card. As the outsider in a house filled with the remnants of the Crossovers, Taylor knows she needs to win HOH to make everything she’s gone through worth it. But Dee has plans for Taylor, too. She’s been sowing doubt about Drew and Devens as a potential duo, hoping Taylor will see Dee as her best path forward.

The campaign appears to be working. Taylor says in the Diary Room that her best path is with Dee, arguing that Devens has been pulling Drew’s puppet strings all along.

Meanwhile, Devens thinks Melody’s exit gives him a chance to pull Drew closer — a good outcome for his own game, since he believes he can beat Drew in a Final 2. Drew, however, knows he can’t trust anyone at this point. Even after rocking with the Icons all summer, he hasn’t forgotten that both Survivor stars have put him on the block when they didn’t have to and considered sending him home. Drew knows he can’t put his fate in the Survivor Icons’ hands.

The Stakes Are High

After a quick check-in with LaLa and Angela as they welcomed Barrett and Yash to the jury house, it’s time for someone to win Head of Household and guarantee their spot in the Final 3.

The HOH competition sent the houseguests ahead to October 8, 2026, in a bit of CBS corporate synergy for the new sitcom, Eternally Yours. The competitors had to identify which houseguest in a mirror frame was a vampire — a task made easier by the fact that vampires can’t be seen in mirrors. Once they had their answer, they had to race to their rooms and assemble a puzzle of that houseguest to advance to Round 2. Win Round 2, and you’re the new HOH.

Drew and then Dee figure out the vampire is Jason and begin assembling their puzzles, but Taylor isn’t rushing as she knows she has to do this at her speed. That works for her in the end, as Dee is self-admittedly bad at puzzles. So, when Drew finishes his puzzle first, that leaves Dee and Taylor for the final spot in Round 2. Taylor survives a false finish and is still able to finish the puzzle before Dee, setting up a showdown with Drew in the final round of the HOH comp.

Devens may look chill just sitting back and sipping on some … let’s say “red wine” … but he knows Drew is his last hope. Taylor says her anxiety is off the charts, but she can’t let the nerves get to her. For this round, Drew and Taylor have to figure out who is shown not in human form, but rather as a bat.

Drew is the first to figure out that Lyric is the houseguest missing in human form, and he has Taylor nervous that at any moment he could lock in and earn HOH. She rushes as a result, and buzzes in before she’s got the puzzle correctly put together. But once again, she is able to survive a false finish, fix her puzzle and buzz in for the win. She is overjoyed with her first HOH win — as she should be, as she has just guaranteed herself a spot in the Final 3 and a trip to finale night.

You know who isn’t overjoyed? Drew, who admits it hurts to come so close and fall just short. Dee also seems less than thrilled that Taylor chose this moment to finally win a comp. Devens is also somewhat bummed, but he takes solace that he still has one more chance to save his game with the Power of Veto.

It all comes down to this

With Taylor locked into the Final 3, only two spots remain — and it won’t be an all-Crossovers finale night. Devens likes his odds against either Drew or Dee, while Dee is frustrated after falling short in the HOH competition.

Drew knows the Veto competition is all that matters. He needs to take control of his own fate by winning it himself. Maybe curling up in Melody’s pod will bring him some good luck.

Before the Veto competition, Taylor still has to make her nominations. She knows every move is magnified at this point and that the others could read into her choices. She ultimately puts Drew and Dee on the block, saying it has nothing to do with who she wants out. It just is what it is: They’ll all compete for Veto, and the winner will cast the sole vote to evict.

Taylor does have strategy in mind, though. She doesn’t want anyone to realize how close she is with Dee, and she thinks Devens would read into a nomination. In the end, none of it matters much. Whoever wins Veto holds all the power.

Before we get to the final Veto comp of the season, Devens chats with Drew and says he can’t have another finish like he had in Survivor Season 38. This is his attempt to hint to Drew that he would take Drew to Final 3 over Dee. Drew picks up on what Devens is laying down, but he isn’t sure he really believes it. Drew is still focused on just winning the Veto himself to put the power in his hands.

Lady of the Latrine flushes out a win for Drew

For the final Veto comp, the houseguests are sent to Meow Meow Laboratories exactly one year in the future — September 24, 2027. There, they are introduced to the time-travel toilet. But first they have to calibrate it. To do so, they have to match an image from the season with the day on which the moment happened. The slowest player in each round gets an error message, and once you get three error messages you’re eliminated. Last person standing wins.

Taylor is confident in her knowledge, but worries about her speed. Drew admits he hasn’t kept up with his studies, but as a recent college student he is used to cramming. Dee is the first to get an error message, followed by Taylor. Devens and Dee trade error messages, leaving each with two. Unfortunately for Dee, she is the first to get three strikes and the first player eliminated.

The three remaining competitors struggle with Melody and Mallory in their Eve & Eve costumes (of course Drew is distracted by this image). It’s do-or-die for Devens, but in the end the newbies get it together before he can and Devens joins his fellow Survivor alum Dee on the sidelines. This was a case where getting amped up didn’t work for Devens.

That leaves just Drew and Taylor, with Drew still sitting with no error messages. He quickly puts Taylor on the brink of elimination. Taylor admits she wants Drew to make Final 3, but just doesn’t trust him to make the right choice on who to send to jury and who to take to Final 3. Lady Luck — or should I say the Lady of the Latrine, Melody — shines on Drew, and he wins the Power of Veto. Drew is guaranteed a spot on finale night.

Now he just has to decide which of his allies he will be taking with him.

‘Cause it’s a bittersweet symphony

As his Big Brother dad, Devens is proud of his “son” Drew, but it’s bittersweet. There’s one spot left in the Final 3 and two Icons still standing. Dee grows emotional as it sets in that she and Devens will not be moving forward together — and will have to campaign against each other to stay. Devens says it would have been a storybook ending for the two Survivor alums to make it to the end, but the silver lining is that he won’t have to decide to cut Dee himself.

Dee is emotional, but she’s still going to campaign for herself and say what she needs to say to convince Drew to take her to the Final 3. Devens knows that, too, and understands he’ll have to do things the hard way. Dee, a former Survivor winner, is a worthy adversary, so he needs to stay in Drew’s ear.

Meanwhile, Drew is in the gym making an emotional “call” to Melody, letting her know that he did it and is heading to the Final 3. He wishes she were still there, but he isn’t sure he can do what she would want him to do: send Devens to jury.

Heavy is the head who wears the POV

Dee pitches Drew that one thing she knows for sure is that if Devens stays in the game, he is winning. She argues that Drew voted to evict his friends — Mallory and Barrett — because of Devens. She says he didn’t fight for Melody because of Devens. She says Drew can’t play for second right now.

Drew admits that he’s in a tough spot. His heart wants to bring Devens to Final 3, but he knows sending Devens to jury would be a big move.

Of course, Devens pitches that Drew should keep him. Devens says nothing Drew can do at this point could sway a jury. He’s trying to convince Drew that he can be all things — Devens can be the one Drew can beat at the end, the one Drew thinks will take him to Final 2, the one Drew wants to sit next to at the end. Drew is worried, however, that he isn’t beating anyone at this point, and people would view his game as the same as Devens … but worse.

Drew throws Devens for a loop when he says he thinks Devens would win against anybody. That is bad news for Devens, as it makes it less likely that Drew would take Devens to Final 2 or even Final 3. Drew admits to Devens that if he takes him out, that’s his big game move. But Drew hasn’t made up his mind … yet.

Devens pushes the theory that there is no scenario in which Dee or Taylor would take Drew to the Final 2 — something Devens guarantees he would do. He leans on their long relationship in the game and promises that keeping him would give Drew a chance to plead his case before the jury.

Drew admits in the Diary Room that he doesn’t think he can beat Devens. But evicting Devens would be his big move — and it would likely ensure that neither Dee nor Taylor takes Drew to the end. That would leave Drew needing to comp out to reach the Final 2. He isn’t even sure how he could tell Devens he’s being evicted. One thing’s for sure: nothing is for sure with Drew heading into the final Veto meeting.

The Tribe Has Spoken

That brings us to the moment we’ve all been waiting for — Drew has to decide between Devens and Dee. What would Drew do?

Using the Power of Veto on himself is a no-brainer. The difficult part is deciding which Icon to send to jury. Ultimately, Drew says he loves both and it hurts to make this decision. Drew calls upon the immortal words of Survivor boss Jeff Probst and says the Tribe Has Spoken and he has decided to evict … Dee.

Welcome to the Final 3, Taylor, Drew and Devens!

Who won HOH tonight?

Taylor won tonight’s Head of Household competition.

Who won the Power of Veto tonight?

Drew won the Power of Veto tonight.

Who was nominated for eviction tonight?

As head of household, Taylor nominated Drew and Dee for eviction this week. Drew won the Power of Veto, and used it to take himself off the block. Taylor named Devens as the replacement nominee.

Who was evicted on Big Brother tonight?

Drew voted to evict Dee, making her the 12th person evicted and 13th person eliminated overall from the Big Brother house in Season 28.

Who remains in the cast for Big Brother Season 28?

With Dee becoming the 12th person evicted and 13th person eliminated overall in Big Brother Season 28, three houseguests remain in the Big Brother house. The remaining players are:

Houseguest	Age	Occupation	Hometown
Drew	22	Surgical Dental Assistant	Temecula, Calif.
Taylor	27	Elementary School Counselor	Deerfield Beach, Fla.
Rick Devens	42	Survivor: Edge of Extinction and Survivor 50	Macon, Ga.

Who are the current members of the jury for Big Brother Season 28?

We have reached the jury portion of Big Brother Season 28. Dee became the sixth member of the Big Brother Season 28 jury tonight, joining LaTrice, Angela, Barrett, Yash and Melody.

When is Big Brother Season 28 Episode 40?

The 40th episode of Big Brother Season 28 will air on Sunday, September 27, at 9:30 p.m. ET.

Big Brother Season 28 Theme	Time Trip
Big Brother Season 28 Episode 40 Air Date	Sunday, September 27
Time	9:30 p.m. ET
Where To Watch	CBS, Paramount+ (streaming next day)
Host	Julie Chen Moonves

Big Brother Season 28 FAQ

What is the theme for Big Brother Season 28?

Big Brother Season 28 will feature a “Time Trip” theme, as revealed on July 1. I wrote about this in more detail in my complete Big Brother Season 28 theme and house breakdown.

When do new episodes of Big Brother Season 28 drop?

Big Brother Season 28 is coming to a close. The penultimate episode will air Sunday, September 27, at 9:30 p.m. ET following the VMAs. The Season 28 finale will air Thursday, October 1, at 8 p.m. ET. Episodes will be available to stream the next day on Paramount+.

Where can I watch the Live Feeds for Big Brother Season 28?

Big Brother is unique in that it allows you to watch the houseguests at almost all times of the day, except for when they are in active competitions. The Live Feeds can be watched either on Pluto TV or Paramount+.

Who hosts Big Brother?

Big Brother is hosted by Julie Chen Moonves. She has hosted the show since its inception in 2000.

What is the grand prize of Big Brother?

The grand prize for Big Brother is $750,000.

Who Was Evicted on Big Brother tonight? Season 28 Final 4 Results