The final stages of Big Brother 27 centered on the traditional three-part Head of Household (HOH) competition, determining which houseguest would secure the last power of the season.
The sequence concluded with Morgan winning Part 1, Ashley securing victory in Part 2, and the two facing off in Part 3 for the deciding HOH spot.
This setup placed Morgan, Ashley, and Vince into critical positions, forcing them to weigh jury votes, game reputations, and endgame strategies.
Conversations between houseguests revealed their perspectives on jury influence, loyalty, and the outcomes they considered most likely to occur.
Final HOH competition structure and jury implications on Big Brother 27
Part 1 and Part 2 results
The first stage of the competition featured Morgan, Ashley, and Vince. Morgan came out on top, ensuring her place in the final round of the HOH competition.
Part 2 was contested by Vince and Ashley, with Ashley emerging victorious, setting up a showdown between her and Morgan in Part 3.
This outcome meant Vince would not compete further, leaving his hopes dependent on which finalist might choose to bring him forward.
During their conversation in the backyard, Morgan told Vince that she would not be upset voting for a finalist like Keanu because he would have "cooked" with his speech and dominated the delivery. She added her uncertainty about another juror by saying,
“I thought I would know Kelly, but I clearly don’t because apparently she hates me.”
Vince responded by explaining that juror perception was based on gameplay rather than personal issues, saying that Kelly was “threatened” because she believed Morgan would win.
He also questioned whether Keanu would vote for him over Morgan and reflected on whether he could have avoided lying to Keanu repeatedly during the game.
Jury vote concerns
The discussion quickly shifted to how individual jury members might cast their votes. Vince listed several jurors he believed would support Morgan over him.
He explained that Kelley would never vote for him since he had made her life difficult in the game, and that Keanu had repeatedly said Morgan could win the game “7-0” unless he took her out.
He further outlined his assessment, saying,
“Ava never votes for me. She doesn’t even like me as a person. She is not going to reward me, no matter what my speech is. Will will vote for you over me, every single time.”
Morgan countered by pointing out that there was still uncertainty in how the jury members might ultimately cast their votes.
She explained that Rachel could support Vince under certain circumstances and reminded him that not all jury decisions were guaranteed.
Morgan then encouraged Vince to seek another perspective before concluding, telling him to “talk to Ashley” so he could hear directly how others might view the situation.
Strategic doubts between Morgan and Vince
As their conversations continued into the bedroom, Morgan questioned how realistic Vince’s views were on his chances.
She told him he could "win" next to her, while Vince disagreed, insisting,
“No I can’t. There’s no possible way and you know it at your core. That’s paranoia. You win 7-0 next to me.”
Morgan then encouraged him again to seek Ashley’s opinion, repeating that he should “please entertain the conversation with her” and ask why people think she could win the game. Vince acknowledged her request, replying with a simple "ok."
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Morgan from Big Brother 27 (Image via Instagram/@bigbrothercbs)