Big Brother 25's Bowie Jane was left with choices at the end of Tuesday's episode if the Power Of Veto is used. What could she do with the power?
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Big Brother 25's Head Of Household may face a massive choice on Thursday's live episode and her decision could shock some of the casual viewers of the show. Bowie Jane, who won Head Of Household on the last live episode of BB 25, chose to nominate Felicia Cannon and Survivor legend Cirie Fields for eviction.
BB Houseguest Jag Bains Won & Used The Power Of Veto Jag won the Power Of Veto and decided after much deliberation to use it on Felicia. This move was made in part because the majority of houseguests were open to saving Cirie, and in part because Cirie herself volunteered to stay on the nomination block. Jag and Bowie conferred about the idea beforehand, confirming they were both happy for Jag to use the Veto and for Bowie to name a replacement nominee.
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