The Big Brother 27 endgame is here, and houseguests are strategising about how perceived “locked” jury votes might decide the winner. In a late-night strategy huddle, Ashley warned that Ava may already have near-automatic support if she reaches the finale. This idea is reshaping nominations, veto plans, and who anyone dares to sit beside at the end. The Final Five are treating this as a real risk in the closing days.
Why “locked” jury votes are freaking everyone out
Ashley told Morgan and Vince she believes Ava has “lock votes” from Lauren, Kelley, and Will. This leaves her one vote away from a likely win if she makes the Final Two. Morgan answered “100%,” and Vince agreed, signalling broad concern that Ava’s relationships could outweigh other résumé points. The discussion even touched on how a potential “spite” vote from Keanu could become the fourth and deciding ballot. If he lands on the jury, it raises the stakes for the rest of the house.
The current board: HOH, nominees, and veto
As of Monday, September 22, 2025 (ET), Vinny is the Head of Household, with Keanu and Ava on the block. Morgan has the Power of Veto, which adds pressure to every scenario now under consideration. Those facts frame the immediate decisions. They will determine who survives the Final Five and who risks sitting next to a perceived jury favorite.
What does it mean for the endgame?
- Players see Ava as a high-risk finals opponent due to likely jury support.
- Veto outcomes could force new nomination paths designed to avoid a Final Two against her.
- Past evictions (including Kelley now in the jury house) still shape today’s votes and relationships.
Big Brother 27 spoilers now hinge on one question: who dares to keep Ava—and who makes the move that avoids sitting next to her on finale night?
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