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Sister Wives fans are starting to see Kody Brown and Robyn Brown in a different light. The recently aired episode from Season 19 showcased the couple's dynamics, causing an uproar among viewers. This particular episode highlighted the issue of jealousy and comparison among Kody's wives, Christine Brown, Meri Brown, and Janelle Brown. The wives accuse Kody of favoring Robyn, causing them to feel envious. 

This Sister Wives episode also showed Christine and Janelle working hard while Robyn focused on her appearance, which according to Christine, is a preference of Kody's. This sparked a conversation among the fans, as they questioned Robyn's actions, particularly as she was six months pregnant at the time. 

The episode on TLC also shed light on the lack of trust among the wives, as Robyn referred to them as enemies keeping score. Fans were not pleased with this comment. Additionally, fans were shocked when Robyn referred to Kody Brown as her 'soulmate', a term that the other wives believe does not exist in a plural marriage. 

The episode ended with a playful mockery of Kody by some of the family members, including Janelle, Christine, and Maddie Brown. 

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Sister Wives' star Janelle Brown has managed to achieve a dream that her ex-husband, Kody Brown, always aspired for. Janelle Brown, who was present when Kody Brown first conceived his Coyote Pass dream, was the only one to actually live on the purchased land. After years of dormancy, Janelle decided to move forward and made the dream her own. 

Janelle Brown has now moved to North Carolina, where she bought a farm and is planning to build her own home. She has also started her own business of growing and selling flowers. Maddie Brown, Janelle's daughter, and her family are also planning to build their own home across the street from Janelle, thus creating a family community similar to what Kody Brown had once envisioned. 

In a surprising turn of events, the Coyote Pass property was sold for $1.5 million, and the money was equally divided among Kody, Robyn, Janelle, and Meri Brown. Christine Brown was not among those who received a share, as she had swapped her share of the land to Kody and Robyn in exchange for keeping all the money from the sale of her Flagstaff home. 

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Big Brother players, Jag Bains and Matt Klotz, have dominated the BB25 this season. 

The duo also conspired to rig Round #1 of the HOH comp. Matt and Jag had a secret strategy to ensure that Matt won the first part of the final three head of household competitions. 

Revealed on the live feeds, Matt and Jag shared their plan to wait until Bowie fell out of the competition before Jag would follow suit, ensuring Matt's victory. 

Jag and Matt's strategy continued into round two, where Bowie was encouraged by Jag to throw the comp, implying he could easily defeat Matt in round three. And, then he would take Bowie to final 2.

The live feeds on Tuesday revealed a disheartened Bowie confessing to Matt that she lost to Jag in the second round. The question remains if she deliberately lost or was outplayed. The upcoming Thursday's live finale will see Matt versus Jag, with the winner deciding who to send to the jury and who to take to the final two. 

Despite the warnings from Felicia Cannon about the inability to beat each other, Matt and Jag seem unfazed. The remaining episodes promise to be filled with intrigue as Big Brother 25 draws to a close. The actor's performances and the unfolding of their strategies continue to keep viewers on their toes.

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Big Brother player Matt Klotz proved his mettle, with Matt emerging as the Head of Household, right after their double eviction round. 

The evictions saw Blue Kim and America Lopez exit the house, leaving tensions high among the remaining contestants. 

Matt's new HOH victory led to the nomination of Felicia Cannon and Cirie Fields for eviction, with the former being his primary target. 

The strategic conversations between Matt and Jag, as well as between Cirie and Bowie Jane Ball, were the highlights of the week. Matt and Jag's discussion revealed their alliance with Bowie, while Cirie and Bowie debated Felicia's constant presence on the nomination block. The housemates are now eagerly awaiting the Power of Veto competition, which will determine the final nominations. 

The drama did not stop there, with Felicia's profanity-laced tirades and Cirie's calm approach adding to the entertainment. With Matt, Jag, and Bowie, now self-dubbed as the "Mafia", controlling the house, it remains to be seen what turn the next eviction will take. As the game progresses, the Big Brother house promises more twists and turns, with the final three seemingly secure in their positions.

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Big Brother viewers got to see a double eviction, leaving a final five of Matt Klotz, Jag Bains, Cirie Fields, Felicia Cannon, and Bowie Jane Ball. 

The night began with tense moments as both Jag and Matt were at risk, with America Lopez's eviction being a possible game-changer. However, Bowie Jane showcased her competitive spirit and won the head of household, nominating Felicia and America. 

Despite the strategic lies of Felicia, the house unanimously voted to send America home, with Cirie, Jag, and Matt leading the charge. The eviction has left America Lopez heading to the jury house, effectively leaving Matt and Jag in a powerful position. 

With Felicia's recent behavior, she might be the next house target unless she wins the next head of household. The results of the coming head of household will be revealed in Sunday's episode, with an update expected on Friday. The remaining powerhouses, Matt and Jag, along with Bowie, Felicia, and Cirie, are all set to make the following week interesting as they battle it out towards the final four.

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Big Brother's HOH, Jag Bains, continues to dominate both Head of Household and POV comps.

Jag has won back-to-back head of household and power of veto competitions. However, despite America Lopez's efforts to convince him otherwise, Jag decided not to use his power of veto. 

So, the final nominees this week are Blue Kim and America Lopez. 

Matt Klotz, Jag's closest ally, is also pushing for Blue's eviction. 

However, whispers of potential game-changing moves have been circulating, including Cirie Fields's plan to keep Blue in the house to target Jag and Matt. Bowie Jane Ball and Felicia Cannon are also part of the voting panel, and their decisions could swing the game. 

Much drama is expected in the upcoming live eviction and the double eviction, especially with Felicia seemingly betraying various alliances. It remains to be seen whether Cirie Fields and Felicia Cannon will shake up the vote and force Jag Bains to make a tough decision. 

Stay tuned for more Big Brother updates and spoilers.

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Big Brother's power player Jag Bains, secures back-to-back victories in both the head of household and power of veto competitions. 

The only house guest not vying for veto power was Cirie Fields. Jag's control over the veto potentially spells trouble for Blue Kim, his intended eviction target. Despite this, Jag has managed to convince Kim she is merely a pawn in his game, a fact she naively shares with fellow house guests. 

However, America Lopez, who is also nominated for eviction, is not the true target, unbeknownst to Blue. The rest of the house is aware of Jag's real intentions to evict Blue, but no one dares to challenge his authority. 

With a double eviction looming, Jag's winning streak could be upended, especially if he is unable to participate in the next head of household competition. As the veto meeting approaches, all eyes are on Jag, who is expected to keep his nominations the same and focus on counting votes.

Despite the tension, America should be safe if she maintains a low profile and doesn't blow the whistle on Jag's plan. 

Stay tuned for more Big Brother spoilers and updates.

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Big Brother's HOH, Jag Bains, finds himself in a power position, having won consecutive Head of Household competitions. This week, he nominated America Lopez and Blue Kim, both potential threats to his game. 

Jag's strategy is a clever play, running a pawn scam which could crumble if Blue and America were to have a candid conversation. 

The initial targets were Blue Kim and America Lopez, but after discussions with allies like Matt Klotz and Bowie Jane Ball, the focus shifted. Blue became the primary target due to perceived threat level, with the belief that America lacks the jury votes for the final round. 

Jag Bains had initially wanted Cirie Fields to believe America was the target, but after a revealing chat, Cirie expressed indifference about Blue's nomination.

Jag's strategic moves continue as he tries to keep America in check. He promises her safety, provided she doesn't turn herself into a target. He even suggests throwing the veto competition to her to maintain alliances. However, Jag's plan hinges on the veto competition results. If Blue or America win, the game could take an unexpected turn. 

With nominations set, the power of veto competition looms. Blue and America's fate in the Big Brother house now hangs in the balance. Will Jag's pawn scam see him through another week, or will his plans crumble? Only time will tell.

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Big Brother houseguest, Jag Bains, has won back-to-back head of household competitions in week 11 and 12. 

A crucial question now is who Jag will target, as the house count dwindles down to seven and he holds alliances in several areas. Matt Klotz, his trusted ally, and Bowie Jane Ball, their third wheel, are most likely safe. 

However, the duos of Cirie Fields and Felicia Cannon, and the now kinda duo of America Lopez and Blue Kim could potentially face eviction. 

Jag is reportedly eyeing America Lopez as a key block nominee, while Matt is keen to remove Blue from the game. Tensions are also rising with Bowie Jane Ball, who refused to be a pawn last week. 

The show's ratings have seen a dip, from a high of 3.5 million viewers to a recent 2.7 million. Despite the lower viewership, the drama within the Big Brother house continues to unfold, particularly with the looming double eviction on Thursday. 

This season has been marked by unusual harmony among house guests, with players largely getting along and evictions proceeding without much controversy. However, as the game intensifies, fans are eagerly watching to see who will make the next big move.

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Big Brother live feed viewers got to see a huge recent blindside by Jag this week on BB25. 

America Lopez, who was nominated for eviction, is completely taken aback by the surprise move. As Soap Dirt previously reported, the live feeds had revealed Blue Kim and Jag Bains as the winners of the two powers of veto.

And now, during the veto meeting, Blue removed herself from the block, while Jag chose Felicia Cannon to be taken off, leaving America and Cory Wurtenberger as the new house targets. 

Despite the shock, all the housemates are aware that Jag is the invisible Head of Household (HOH). America is seeking to create chaos in hopes of keeping Cory in the game, but Cory is aware that this could potentially increase his chances of eviction. Speculations are rife that the next eviction will likely be unanimous, possibly sending Cory to the jury house, thereby proving Cameron Hardin's prediction wrong. 

The dynamics in the house are set to change, with the bromance of Jag and Matt Klotz now in the spotlight. Despite their alliances with Blue, Bowie Jane Ball, and others, their strong gameplay might turn them into the next targets. However, the final decision hinges on the next HOH. Stay tuned for more updates on this thrilling game of strategy and survival.

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