After the double eviction week at the "Big Brother" Season 17 which kicked Shelli and Jackie out of the house, there are reports that they might be given the chance to return to the competition. Meanwhile, Vanessa Rousso seems to be having her last days on the show.
Shelli and Jackie were evicted last week despite that the housemates would want to kick Vanessa instead. But according to Inquistr, there is a possibility that one of them might be back in the "Big Brother" House.
Since Shelli and Jackie are the first members of the jury, and should the previous rules be applied, they will have to win in a competition for the return ticket. Show host Julie Chen made the announcement but Big Brother will still have the final words about the mechanics soon.
Meanwhile, Vanessa was saved from the double eviction but this might be her last week.
The previous episode revealed that Becky won the Head of Household and made her alliance with James, Jackie and Meg, Hypable reported. But, instead of using her advantage to target Vanessa, she used it against Shelli so Vanessa would not get suspicious. Meanwhile, Steve used his Power of Veto to save himself from being voted. Hence, after a congruent decision, Shelli was evicted.
But since it was required to nominate another one, Jackie was also kicked out of the house as well.
Notably, the housemates seem to have their own ways to save themselves and finally voted Vanessa out of the competition. While some of the fans suggest that she should be out, Big Brother Network noted that there are still rays of hope for the target housemate.
The probability of Vanessa staying in "Big Brother" Season 17 lies on claiming this week's Head of Household. However, if the Austwins will have the HoH, Vanessa might still be able to stay. If evicted next week, chances are Vanessa could be one of the jurors but might not have the return ticket. So, the housemates seem to be prolonging her stay to finally kick her out of the house.
Who will be evicted on "Big Brother" Season 17 Week 8? Let's find out on Aug. 20, 9 PM E.T.
