Power of Veto shakes up Big Brother 27 nominations as new houseguest hits the block

Big Brother 27 returned with episode 4 on July 15, 2025, and the latest developments from the live feeds have confirmed a major shift in the nomination lineup. The Power of Veto competition has taken place, and both the winner and the results of the Veto Ceremony have now been revealed ahead of the upcoming broadcast. While episodes air on CBS weekly, the live feeds have offered fans an early look at what’s going on inside the Hotel Mystère.

The latest spoilers confirm that the Veto winner chose to use the power to remove one nominee from the chopping block, forcing the Head of Household to name a replacement nominee.

This change has caused some uncertainty in the house, especially as alliances continue to shift.

These updates come just days after the houseguests officially moved in and began forming early bonds. With secret passageways and unexpected twists built into the theme of Hotel Mystère, this early veto decision could already play a major role in shaping the season’s strategy.

As viewers wait for the next official episode, here’s what’s known so far about the Power of Veto results and who is now sitting on the block as the replacement nominee.

Veto winner saves a nominee and sparks shift in alliances in Big Brother

 

 

 

 

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Live feeds revealed that Jordan Meyers won the Power of Veto this week in Big Brother.

After some thought, Jordan decided to use the veto to take Lizzie Tran off the block. This choice meant Head of Household Ava Pearl had to name a new nominee during the Veto Ceremony.

Ava chose Marcus Holt as the replacement nominee. The decision came as a surprise to some houseguests, especially since Marcus had not been part of any major conflict or strategy discussions earlier in the week.

Ava reportedly said during the ceremony that her choice was based on needing to keep her options open.

Following the change, conversations in the house shifted quickly. Some houseguests questioned Jordan’s decision, while others viewed it as a move to build trust with Lizzie.

Lizzie was seen thanking Jordan for using the veto and seemed relieved to be off the block.

Meanwhile, Ava’s nomination of Marcus has stirred quiet discussions about whether this was a personal move or part of a bigger plan.

Several houseguests began reassessing where they stood in the house, as the upcoming vote could now go in a different direction than initially expected.

Marcus reacts to his nomination as the vote remains uncertain in Big Brother

After being placed on the block, Marcus appeared surprised and expressed confusion over Ava’s decision.

On the feeds, he told a few houseguests that he didn’t expect to be targeted this early and thought his low-profile approach was working.

He also began campaigning quietly, checking in with housemates to see where their heads were in Big Brother.

Bianca, who remains on the block from the original nominations, has also stepped up her game.

She has been reinforcing her social connections and reminding others of her early loyalty.

The conversations between houseguests suggest that the vote may still be undecided, with a few floating votes that could sway either way.

Some alliances are now feeling the pressure as houseguests must choose between keeping Marcus, who has been quiet so far, or Bianca, who has been more active in social talks.

Big Brother live feeds have not clearly shown which way the vote is going, but many think the eviction could be very close.

As eviction night gets closer, houseguests are paying close attention to each other’s moves. The change in nominations has made things more tense, and both Marcus and Bianca are trying to get the support they need to stay.

Jordan’s decision to use the veto has clearly shaken things up in the Hotel Mystère of Big Brother.

Stay tuned for more updates.