“Big Brother” spoilers ahead: Who won Power of Veto on “Big Brother” tonight after Taylor Brown won Head of Household and secured a spot in the Final 3?

Live-feed updates revealed who won the final Power of Veto competition of the season, securing one houseguest a spot in the Final 3 and leaving two others vulnerable ahead of Thursday’s live eviction.

With only four houseguests remaining and Taylor’s nominations of Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell, the Final 4 Power of Veto is one of the most important competitions of the season. The winner secures safety, reaches the Final 3 and may ultimately determine who goes home Thursday.

So who won POV, how did Drew Campbell secure a place in the Final 3 and what does the result mean for Thursday’s live eviction?

Who won the Power of Veto on ‘Big Brother’?

Drew Campbell won the Final 4 Power of Veto (POV) competition on “Big Brother.” Drew has now secured a spot in the Final 3 of BB28.

Drew is safe from eviction, along with Taylor Brown, meaning either Rick Devens or Dee Valladares will likely be evicted on Thursday.

Big Brother spoilers: Who won POV?

Following Taylor Brown’s Head of Household victory and nominations of Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell, Taylor Brown, Rick Devens, Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell competed for the Final 4 Power of Veto.

When live-feed updates revealed the result, viewers learned that Drew had secured one of the season’s most important victories.

What was the Power of Veto competition on ‘Big Brother’?

The Final 4 Power of Veto competition was not immediately known, though houseguests returned to the live feeds wearing white button-up shirts and ties. USA TODAY Network will update competition details when they become available.

With only four players remaining, the competition carried enormous stakes. Drew Campbell’s victory secured his place in the Final 3 alongside Taylor Brown and could help determine who goes home during Thursday’s live eviction.

Why does the Final 4 Power of Veto matter on ‘Big Brother’?

Because veto winner Drew Campbell now decides who goes home Thursday.

The Final 4 Power of Veto winner often has more power than the Head of Household. Taylor Brown is already safe after winning HOH, but the veto winner can hold more power than the Head of Household. The winner may ultimately determine who advances to the Final 3 and who leaves Thursday as the season’s next juror.

At the Final 4 stage of the game, the veto winner either casts the sole vote to evict or determines who casts the sole vote, making it one of the most powerful positions of the season.

That’s why many “Big Brother” fans consider the Final 4 Power of Veto more important than Head of Household.

Who did Taylor nominate on ‘Big Brother’?

Taylor Brown nominated Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell after winning the Final 4 Head of Household competition.

However, many fans consider the veto competition more important than nominations at this stage of the game because it has a greater impact on who reaches the Final 3.

Who is safe on ‘Big Brother’ this week?

Taylor Brown and Drew Campbell are safe heading into Thursday’s live eviction.

Taylor secured safety by winning the Final 4 Head of Household competition, while Drew won the Power of Veto and secured a place in the Final 3.

Taylor and Drew hold the most power heading into one of the season’s final evictions.

What does the Power of Veto winner get on ‘Big Brother’?

The Final 4 Power of Veto winner secures safety for the week and a place in the Final 3.

More importantly, the veto winner can gain enormous control over Thursday’s eviction. At the Final 4 stage of the game, the veto holder either casts the sole vote to evict or determines who casts the sole vote.

That means the Power of Veto winner may ultimately decide which houseguest reaches the Final 3 and which houseguest becomes the season’s next juror.

What does the Power of Veto result mean for Rick Devens?

Rick Devens could be evicted on Thursday, with his game now largely depending on Drew Campbell’s next move.

With Drew Campbell winning the Final 4 Power of Veto competition, Taylor Brown and Drew have secured spots in the Final 3, leaving Devens and Dee Valladares fighting to avoid becoming the season’s next juror.

Many fans view Devens as one of the strongest remaining competitors and biggest threats to win the game, making him a potential target before finale week.

Following the competition, Devens acknowledged that he no longer controls his own fate through competition wins and must instead convince Drew to keep him over Dee.

Could Dee be evicted on ‘Big Brother’?

Yes, Dee Valladares is facing eviction this week.

With Drew Campbell winning the Final 4 Power of Veto competition, Dee is now one of two houseguests vulnerable ahead of Thursday’s live eviction.

Taylor Brown and Drew Campbell have already secured spots in the Final 3, leaving Dee and Rick Devens battling to avoid becoming the season’s next juror.

Throughout the season, Dee has maintained strong relationships across the house and played a key role in the Crossovers alliance. However, with only four players remaining, Drew’s decision could determine whether Dee advances to finale week or sees her game end just short of the Final 3.

In a private camera talk following the competition, Dee made her case for why Drew should keep her over Devens.

“Drew, you can go with your heart and keep Devens safe, or you can play for your damn self and give yourself more chance of winning.”

Dee later argued that Devens remains the bigger threat and suggested Drew’s best move would be to cut the former “Survivor” winner before finale week.

Despite her vulnerable position, Dee indicated she felt optimistic about her chances of surviving the week.

“I know this sounds crazy, but it does not feel like I’m leaving.”

Who is on the block on ‘Big Brother’ this week?

Taylor Brown initially Taylor Brown initially nominated Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell after winning the Final 4 Head of Household competition.

However, Drew later won the Power of Veto, securing safety and a place in the Final 3.

Who is most likely to be evicted on ‘Big Brother’?

With Drew Campbell securing the Power of Veto, Thursday’s eviction is expected to come down to Rick Devens or Dee Valladares.

Taylor Brown and Drew Campbell are guaranteed spots in the Final 3, leaving two of the season’s biggest players fighting to avoid becoming the next juror.

The outcome could reveal whether Drew is willing to take a shot at Devens, one of the game’s biggest competition and jury threats, or instead send Dee to jury before finale week.

Who is in the Final 4 on ‘Big Brother’? Who is left?

Four houseguests remain in contention to win “Big Brother” 28:

• Rick Devens
• Dee Valladares
• Drew Campbell
• Taylor Brown

One of those players will leave Thursday, reducing the game to the Final 3.

Big Brother live feed updates: What happened on the feeds?

When live feeds returned just before 5:30 p.m. ET, Drew Campbell was seen crying in the gym after winning the Final 4 Power of Veto competition and securing a place in the Final 3. Dee Valladares had a brief cry, then was back to planning out her gameplay to the camera, while Devens will sorting out the jury votes while he was in the gym.

“I will go to war with the jury,” Dee said, adding that she’ll “pin all the moves in this game on Devens.”

Drew later used the disconnected house phone Melody Morris frequently used to “talk” to family members. While celebrating his spot in finale week, he referenced the difficult decision now in front of him.

“I just won the Veto. Just made it to Final 3,” Drew said. “I wish you were still here and now I’m sitting with a decision that I have to pick between Devens and Dee.”

Drew then added: “I know what you want me to do… I just don’t know if I can do it.”

The comments suggest Drew is actively weighing whether Rick Devens or Dee Valladares should become the season’s next juror ahead of Thursday’s live eviction.

This section will be updated throughout the evening as additional live-feed conversations and strategy discussions emerge.

What happens on Thursday’s live eviction episode?

Thursday’s episode is expected to reduce the game from four houseguests to the Final 3.

The eviction will set the stage for the final competitions before the Oct. 1 finale.

‘Big Brother’ schedule: When is the next ‘Big Brother’ episode?

The next episode of “Big Brother” airs Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET on CBS.

Another live eviction follows Thursday as the remaining houseguests battle for a place in the Final 3.