Big Brother 45

**Big Brother 45** is the forty-fifth season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Hazel***

 **Jury: *Ty***

 **Jury: *Hazel***

 **Jury: *Ty***

 **Jury: *Hazel***

 **Jury: *Ty***

 **Jury: *Hazel***

 **Jury: *Ty***

 **Jury: *Ty***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Voting History

 **Pre-Save NomineePOV**

 **Pre-Save Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted12 Votes**

Sixteen new houseguests enter the Big Brother house. This season's theme will revolved around superheroes. For the first three weeks, the nominees will be determined by the outcome of the HOH competition. The four worst performers will become the "Damsels in Distress". The HOH will then save two houseguests, with the other two remaining on the block. Reese wins HOH, with Audrey, Donald, Noelle, and Tracy as the bottom four. After he talks with everyone, Reese saves Audrey and Noelle, leaving Donald and Tracy up for eviction. Because of Reese's decision to save them, they form their own three-person alliance. Later, romance already begins to form in the house. Chaz and Matty immediately both have a crush on Edwin, with Tracy also having a crush on Chaz. Eventually, Chaz and Tracy get closer and closer as Edwin gives Matty more attention. Tracy is hopeful that her flirting will benefit her game. Other houseguests begin to form alliances. Hazel creates final two alliances with Donald and Matty. Ginger and Rohan form their own final two alliance. Zahir forms two final two alliances with Edwin and Tracy. Edwin and Ty also form their own alliance. Audrey, Edwin, and Ty are drawn for the veto competition, with Audrey coming out on top. Not wanting to ruffle any feathers, she leaves nominations the same. As the week goes on, Tracy puts in a great effort to stay by continuing being social and bubbly, while Donald's approach is more subdued. Chaz and Zahir's additional campaigning helps Tracy stay by a landslide 12-1 vote, with Hazel being the only houseguest to keep Donald.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Save Nominee**

 **Pre-Save Nominee**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee5 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Donald's eviction, Noelle wins HOH. The bottom four / Damsels in Distress are Audrey, Misaki, Tracy, and Ty. Hazel begins to freak out that she has become a house target for keeping Donald, but is reassured by Matty that he will do everything in his power to make sure that she stays this week. Hazel also confesses to Tracy she evicted her, but tells her it's okay and it's water under the bridge. An eight-person alliance is then formed, consisting of Chaz, Edwin, Hazel, Matty, Misaki, Tracy, Ty and Zahir. Noelle later recruits Faith and Florence into her alliance with Audrey and Reese, with Noelle also having a final three alliance with them. Because Audrey is in Noelle's alliance, she immediately decides to save her. And because Tracy was already nominated last week, Noelle decides to save her this week. This leaves Misaki and Ty as Noelle's nominees. Later, Misaki professes her crush on Tracy, who is currently in a showmance with Chaz. Ty also professes his crush on Misaki, but immediately rejects him after she tells him that she's a lesbian. Misaki then tells her alliance members that she does not like Ty whatsoever for trying to flirt with her. Although Matty initially had a crush on Edwin, he begins gravitating towards Ty, who although presented himself as a straight man, Matty believes he is closeted as he gets to know him more. In the middle of this romance drama is Hazel and Zahir, who agree to look out for each other. Faith, Ginger, and Hazel are drawn for the veto competition, with Misaki coming out on top. Needing a replacement nominee, Noelle realizes that Ginger and Rohan have just been floating around the house, and is worried where their loyalties lie. In retaliation, Rohan is named the replacement nominee after Misaki uses the veto on herself. Leading up to eviction, Rohan seems to be an easy house target. However, Faith and Florence immediately clock that there is an eight-person alliance that excludes them. They tell the news to Audrey, Noelle, and Reese, and are ready to flip the vote to send Ty home instead. With Misaki willing to vote against him and Ginger obviously keeping her closest ally, they expect a tie on eviction night. However, mere hours before eviction, Audrey begins to wonder if evicting Ty is actually the right decision. Without filling in any of her allies about it, Audrey evicts Rohan. This causes him to leave the house in a 7-5 vote, with Audrey's alliance questioning who flipped.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Save Nominee**

 **Pre-Save Nominee**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Following Rohan's eviction, Misaki wins HOH. The Damsels in Distress are Chaz, Faith, Ginger, and Tracy. Immediately afterwards, Audrey tells Ty she voted to keep him, but to keep that a secret from everyone else in the house. Meanwhile, Faith, Florence, Noelle, and Reese easily figure out that Audrey did not evict Ty, since they have no reason to believe Ginger or Misaki would evict Rohan instead. At the nomination ceremony, Misaki makes the easy decision to save her allies Chaz and Tracy, leaving Faith and Ginger nominated. Because Ginger has completely isolated herself from the house, and later declaring she "hates everyone", she becomes an easy target. Chaz, Edwin, and Ty are drawn for the veto competition, with Ginger coming out on top. Needing a new target, Misaki's alliance suggests nominating Reese. However, Misaki tells them that she will never trust or like Ty, and plans to nominate him. Matty, who has continued his flirting with Ty, strongly disagrees with this sentiment. Him, Chaz, Edwin, Hazel, Tracy, and Zahir all agree that Ty needs to stay, even if it is against Misaki's will. At the nomination ceremony, Ginger uses the veto on herself, and Ty is named the replacement nominee and Misaki's target. Leading up to eviction, Audrey is confronted by her alliance that she lied to them. This leads to some back-and-forth arguments, which ends in Audrey declaring them "dead" to her, and calling her allegiance with them officially off. Meanwhile, Edwin worries he is losing the attention of both Chaz and Matty because they have moved on to Tracy and Ty respectively. However, drama stirs between Chaz and Tracy when he calls her out for entertaining Misaki's flirting again. On eviction night, Florence, Noelle, and Reese are the only votes for Faith to stay. Ginger decides to "go with the house", and Audrey officially draws a line in the sand. The remaining seven voters save their ally Ty. Faith is evicted by an 8-3 vote.

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted9 Votes**

Following Faith's eviction, Ty wins HOH. With the Damsel in Distress twist over, Ty will be allowed to make his own nominations. At the nomination ceremony, he nominates Florence and Misaki for eviction, with Misaki as his target to get payback for last week. Chaz, Hazel, and Zahir are drawn for the veto competition. Despite this fracture in their alliance, all of the drawn players agree they need to use it on Misaki. Hazel comes out on top, with the plan now coming into fruition. Although Ty is annoyed that his target is being saved with the veto, his alliance agrees that this will be a good opportunity to backdoor a strong player such as Noelle, who is closely tied to both Florence and Reese and their best competitor. At the veto ceremony, Hazel uses the veto on Misaki, with Ty naming Noelle as the replacement nominee. Before eviction, the remaining houseguests compete in a competition to earn the "Power of Invincibility", which allows the winner to stop the next two evictions. Misaki is secretly told that she won the competition. On eviction night, Audrey and Ginger join the house's dominant alliance to evict Noelle, with Reese being the sole vote to evict Florence. Noelle is evicted by a 9-1 vote.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Following Noelle's eviction, Reese wins his second HOH. Florence and Reese celebrate together, but are completely unaware that Misaki has a power to completely reverse the eviction. Reese nominates Ginger and Misaki for eviction as pawns to backdoor his true target: Tracy. The majority alliance, who now call themselves Super 8, believe Reese made a major blunder by nominating Ginger, as he probably thinks Ginger is now part of the "majority". Later, Reese tells Audrey he and Florence still want to work together and mend fences. But in the back of Audrey's mind, she doesn't buy it for a second. Matty also begins flirting with Reese to protect himself in the future. Chaz, Florence, and Tracy are drawn for the veto competition, with Tracy coming out on top. Tracy tells Misaki she's going to use the veto on her. Needing a new backdoor target, Florence suggests Chaz to weaken Tracy the most. However, Reese has a solid relationship with Chaz, and is more worried about an all-girls alliance, which Florence immediately denies. However, at the veto ceremony, Reese names Hazel as the replacement nominee after Tracy saves Misaki with the veto. Leading up to eviction, Misaki reveals to her alliance that she won the power last week, and debate whether they should use it or not. Ultimately, Misaki decides not to, since her alliance believes Ginger is too much of a wildcard going forward. Florence is the only houseguest to evict Hazel, causing Reese to fail to get out any targets he had this week. Ginger is evicted by a 8-1 vote.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

Following Ginger's eviction, Matty wins HOH. Although the rest of Super 8 wanted to target Reese next, they quickly realize that with Matty in power, he will not nominate him. Matty nominates Audrey and Florence for eviction at the nomination ceremony, with his alliance being told that Florence is the target, and Reese being told that Audrey is the target. Chaz, Misaki, and Zahir are drawn for the veto competition, with Chaz coming out on top. Before the veto ceremony, Chaz and Reese get into a massive argument. Tracy tries her best to calm him down, then Chaz tries to talk Matty to backdoor Reese. However, he won't budge. Frustrated, Chaz ultimately leaves nominations the same to send Florence out the door. Chaz and Tracy agree that they might need to take a shot at Matty sooner than later, since he is becoming too powerful. Reese is still convinced that the house is evicting Audrey, but on eviction night, he is blindsided when he once again votes in the minority, as his closest ally Florence is evicted by a 7-1 vote, which is what Matty wanted all along.

### Week 7

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Florence's eviction, Chaz wins HOH. He nominates Matty and Reese for eviction, hoping to finally split up this new pairing. Chaz tells Tracy that his main target for the week is Reese, but to go after Matty next. Edwin, Misaki, and Ty are drawn for the veto competition, with Ty coming out on top. He tells Chaz he wants to save Matty so that Chaz can nominate Audrey in his place and vote her out, since her friendship with Misaki goes stronger and stronger as the days goes on. After Ty uses the veto on Matty at the veto ceremony, Chaz has limited options for a replacement nominee, and nominates Audrey. Leading up to eviction, Ty believes he has the votes to send Audrey home because of the four guys voting (himself, Edwin, Matty, and Zahir). On the other hand, Misaki rallies the other girls (Hazel and Tracy) to get Reese out, but are in need of a fourth vote. After Misaki catches Edwin and Matty exchange in a kiss after Edwin successfully got his attention back, Misaki suggests to him evicting Reese so that he can have Matty to himself. On eviction night, Edwin does just that. Reese is evicted by a 4-3 vote, blindsiding Matty, Ty, and Zahir.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Reese's eviction, the final nine houseguests learn about a double eviction. Ty wins, and immediately nominates his rival Misaki alongside last remaining outsider Audrey. Hazel, Tracy, and Zahir are drawn for the veto competition, with Hazel coming out on top. Realizing there would be no use using the veto, she leaves them the same. Everyone then evicts Audrey in a unanimous 6-0 vote, as the Super 8 alliance have now all managed to make the Final 8 together without any casualties.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Audrey's eviction, the houseguests learn they are participating in "Invisible Week". This means that HOH and POV winners will remain anonymous this week. Edwin is secretly told he has won HOH. He only tells Matty, which gets back to Ty, then Zahir, then Hazel. Edwin discusses that the Chaz-Tracy power showmance needs to be split up, which everyone agrees about. Chaz and Tracy are nominated for eviction, but have no idea who did it. They theorize it could've been Matty, since Chaz and Matty had a public argument weeks before. Everyone is eligible to compete in the veto competition, and Hazel is told that she was the winner. The veto is not used. Leading up to eviction, Ty pushes for Tracy to be evicted because he is worried about the dynamics now being split by gender. However, Hazel, Matty, Misaki, and Zahir all evict Chaz for being a bigger competition threat. Chaz is evicted by a 4-1 vote.

### Week 9

 **HOHPOV**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Chaz's eviction, the house learns that they have entered "Double Trouble week. This means that there will be 2 HOHs and 2 POVs won this week. In the HOH competition, everyone is eligible to compete because of the previous week having an invisible HOH. Ty and Zahir come out on top. Because Ty finished first, he will make his own nomination first, followed by Zahir. At the nomination ceremony, Ty nominates and targets his rival Misaki. Zahir nominates Tracy, since he is closely aligned with the other men and Hazel. Everyone but Edwin is drawn for the veto competition, with Matty and Ty coming out on top. Because Matty won first, he will use his veto after Ty at the veto ceremony. However, neither of them use the veto. Leading up to eviction, Ty campaigns for Misaki to go, and Zahir campaigns for Tracy to go. Ultimately, Edwin, Hazel, and Matty all agree to keep Misaki over Tracy as a shield for them going forward. Tracy is evicted unanimously by a 3-0 vote.

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

Following Tracy's eviction, Misaki wins HOH. She nominates strong duo Matty and Ty for eviction, with her clear target being Ty. Hazel wins her fourth veto competition, and saves her second closest ally Matty, which leaves Misaki to naming Edwin as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Matty realizes he is forced to pick between two men he's been casually flirting with throughout the season. Controlling the vote is undercover duo Hazel and Zahir, who ultimately evict Edwin over Ty, since they believe Ty will continue to have his sights on evicting Misaki until she is evicted. With Matty evicting Ty, Edwin leaves the house in a 2-1 vote.

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Edwin's eviction, Zahir wins HOH. He nominates Matty and Misaki for eviction, with Misaki as his target. However, Hazel believes that Matty is the target instead. Meanwhile, Matty tries his best to explain why he evicted Ty. However, Ty begins to grow distant from him. Matty then wins the veto competition. After using the veto on himself, Ty is named the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Matty tells Ty how much he regrets evicting him, and finally says he only did it because he assumed he was going to be evicted over Edwin last week. Hazel tells Misaki she has nothing to worry about this week, and she will get the last laugh against her season-long rivalry with Ty. On eviction night, the vote is a tie. Zahir blindsides his ally Hazel when he breaks the tie in Ty's favor, as he began to grow worried that Misaki would be a second option for Hazel to go to the final two with.

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

Following Misaki's eviction, Ty wins HOH. Hazel is quite angered towards Zahir for his decision to evict Misaki, since he left a bromance (potentially showmance) still in the game. Ty nominates Hazel and Zahir for eviction, hoping that Hazel is evicted by the end of the week. However, Hazel wins her record-tying fifth veto competition. She takes herself off the block, leaving Matty as the only possible replacement. Despite her recent anger towards Zahir, she makes the decision to evict major social threat Matty.