Big Brother 8

**Big Brother 8** is the eighth season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

This season's main twists included Blood vs. Water: eight pairs of people with a romantic or familial relationship. When a houseguest got evicted, they were also granted the power to give one houseguest immunity. The house was split between The Traumatized and Camper Jr., with its members shifting back and forth. After losing her father Week 1, Willow Su claimed the victory over strategically dominant Robbie Kumar.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Robbie***

 **Jury: *Willow***

 **Jury: *Robbie***

 **Jury: *Willow***

 **Jury: *Robbie***

 **Jury: *Willow***

 **Jury: *Willow***

 **Jury: *Willow***

 **Jury: *Robbie***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Season Summary

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee6 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

Sixteen houseguests and eight pairs of loved ones enter the Big Brother house. A secret ninth pair is between Phoebe and Robbie, who dated and had two kids together after her divorce. Her son, John, learns this information for the first time, since he had been living on his own since he was eighteen. Bonnie wins the first HOH competition. Andy, Daniel, and Willow have a hard time in the HOH competition, and all end up requiring medical assistance. After this shared experience together, they form an alliance and later rope in Daniel’s girlfriend, Jessica. They call themselves “The Traumatized”. Leading up to the nomination ceremony, Ravi begins to annoy most of the house. Bonnie sees him as an easy first week target, and believes that Andy would be the perfect pawn after hoping the house would have sympathy after what happened in the HOH competition. Donna, Jessica, and Robbie are drawn for the veto competition, with Donna coming out on top. She feels confident in her daughter’s nominations, therefore leaving them the same. Despite Ravi being the supposed house target, Phoebe and Robbie are determined to keep him in the game. With the help of John, they recruit sisters Amy and Cordelia, as well as boyfriends Elijah and Mike, who are willing to make a big move early. On eviction night, it is a narrow 7-6 vote, with Daniel, Donna, Jessica, Kim, Mark, and Willow ending on the wrong side of the vote. After Andy is evicted, he learns about a twist: an evicted houseguest will be allowed to give one houseguest immunity. He chooses to give immunity to his daughter, Willow.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted12 Votes**

Following Andy’s eviction, Phoebe wins HOH. She forms an alliance with everyone who helped her shift the power into their hands. She realizes all of the first letters in each of their names forms an anagram called “Camper Jr.”, which became their alliance name. Phoebe nominates two people she deems threats from the other side: Daniel and Kim, not having a preference on who leaves. Amy, John, and Mark are drawn for the veto competition, with Kim coming out on top. Needing a replacement nominee, Ravi is led to believe that Jessica was actually the one who turned the house against him. He tells Phoebe this, and the two agree that she needs to become the replacement nominee and new target. After Kim uses the veto on herself, Jessica becomes the replacement nominee. Although Cordelia is tempted to flip the vote onto Daniel, everyone evicts Jessica in a 12-0 vote. Jessica grants her boyfriend Daniel immunity.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Jessica’s eviction, Ravi wins HOH. He tells Camper Jr. his intended target for the week is Bonnie as direct revenge. Mike volunteers himself as a pawn, insisting that this is a great plan to guarantee playing in the veto competition and to win. Ravi goes along with Mike’s odd plan, nominating him next to Bonnie. Kim, Mark, and Robbie are drawn for the veto competition, with Bonnie coming out on top. Bonnie sobs to her mother that if she uses the veto on herself, she will be causing her mother’s eviction. Donna tells her it’s okay, and that would be willing to sacrifice herself so that Bonnie can be in the game longer. Bonnie ultimately uses the veto on herself, with Donna being the expected replacement nominee. Mike is very confident he has the votes to stay anyways, despite not winning the veto. Mike’s cocky personality begins to rub Phoebe the wrong way, and wonder if she should flip over to The Traumatized to evict him. She ultimately decides to do so without even alerting her secret boyfriend and son, blindsiding Amy, Cordelia, Elijah, John, and Robbie. Mike gives immunity to boyfriend Elijah.

### Week 4

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Mike’s eviction, Cordelia wins HOH. She and Camper Jr. are pissed off at Phoebe for causing Mike’s eviction, and that she cannot be trusted. John and Robbie have complicated feelings about Cordelia’s decision to target her, because of their “blood” bonds. Cordelia ultimately nominates Daniel and Phoebe for eviction, with Phoebe as her target. Amy, Donna, and Elijah are drawn for the veto competition, with Cordelia winning her second competition in a row. She leaves nominations the same, hoping Phoebe is evicted. Leading up to eviction, Phoebe and Donna form a tight motherly bond. However, Bonnie tells her mother that Phoebe needs to go. Meanwhile, siblings Kim and Mark realize that after Phoebe evicted Mike, she cannot risk going back to Camper Jr., and would be a great shield. Donna, Kim, Mark ultimately join John, Ravi, and Robbie to evict Daniel, blindsiding Amy, Bonnie, Elijah, and Willow. Daniel, without a loved one to give immunity to, grants Willow immunity, since the two maintained a strong relationship.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Daniel’s eviction, Bonnie wins HOH once again. She suspects that Kim and Mark were part of the flip to keep Phoebe in the house, and decides to nominate Mark as a “punishment” alongside her rival Ravi. However, Bonnie plans to backdoor Phoebe, in hopes that doesn’t survive eviction again. Cordelia, Elijah, and Kim are drawn for the veto competition, with Mark coming out on top, ultimately saving himself at the veto ceremony. Bonnie names Phoebe as the replacement nominee, hoping for a successful backdoor. Robbie tearfully tells Phoebe he is evicting her, since he simply will never evict his own brother. Kim and Mark realize that Phoebe does not have the votes to stay, so Phoebe is ultimately evicted by a 7-2 vote, with her son, John, and Donna evicting Ravi. Phoebe is the last evicted houseguest to grant immunity to another houseguest, which she gives to John.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Phoebe’s eviction, Willow wins HOH. She decides to solidify a final five alliance with Bonnie, Donna, Kim and Mark, since she is aware that the other six houseguests are working together. Willow also identifies Cordelia as their best player and competitor, and decides to target her. Cordelia and Ravi are nominated for eviction. Amy, Bonnie, and Donna are drawn for the veto competition, with Cordelia coming out on top. Willow names Amy as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, John and Robbie are locked votes for Ravi to stay; Cordelia is a locked vote for Amy to stay. Willow tells her alliance that she would prefer if Ravi left this week, as justice for her dad’s eviction during week one. However, Bonnie is tempted to flip the vote, since she can’t ever see herself working with Ravi. Donna easily gets on board with the plan. Elijah has a stronger relationship with Cordelia than Ravi, which ultimately leads to a tie vote. Willow evicts her target, Ravi.

### Week 7

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Ravi’s eviction, Bonnie wins HOH. She gets into a heated argument with Mark about her decision to try to flip the vote. Kim tries to calm Mark down, but Bonnie is so mad at Mark, she wants to put him up. After Donna calms her down, she still thinks nominating as a pawn wouldn’t be such a bad idea. She wants to backdoor Cordelia, with Robbie as her backup target. Amy and Mark are nominated for eviction as “pawns”. Cordelia, Donna, and John are drawn for the veto competition, with John coming out on top. Amy refuses to face eviction again, so she begins to flirt with John, who she has had a major crush on throughout the game. However, John worries about a potential backdoor of Robbie, so he decides to leave nominations the same, feeling confident his alliance has the votes for Amy to stay for another week. Kim tries her best to sway John over to her side, since he has become annoyed with Amy constantly trying to get his attention, which Elijah empathizes with. John and Elijah seriously consider the idea of evicting Amy leading up to eviction. However, Mark is ultimately evicted by a 4-3 vote.

#### Round 2

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Mark’s eviction, the house learns about a double eviction. Cordelia wins HOH. Kim tells her that Elijah and John were planning to evict Amy, but backed out at the last second. Cordelia quickly has a bunch of thoughts running through her head, and decides to take care of the problem now instead of later. Elijah and John are nominated for eviction, which officially dissolves Camper Jr. Robbie is later filled in on the duo almost evicting Amy, which he is very angered about, especially since John could become his son-in-law. Amy is in complete denial that John would ever evict her, and hopes they can target Elijah instead. Donna, Robbie, and Willow are drawn for the veto competition, with Cordelia winning yet another competition. Nominations are left the same. Everyone ultimately evicts Elijah from the game, with Bonnie as the exception, since the two bonded earlier about being members of the LGBT community.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Elijah’s eviction, Robbie wins HOH. Even after the two attempt to try to talk things out, Robbie declares John as his target due to his supposed “betrayal”. John is ultimately nominated next to Donna as a pawn. Amy, Bonnie, and Kim are drawn for the veto competition, with Amy coming out on top. This complicates things in the alliance consisting of Amy, Cordelia, and Robbie, since Cordelia and Robbie desperately want John out, while Amy says it’s ridiculous to target him. Amy also continues to have a crush on John, which he uses to his advantage, despite not being attracted to Amy. Ultimately, Amy uses the veto on John. Robbie names Kim as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Willow is determined to have Kim stay. She tells Robbie that it makes the most sense to split up another duo instead of Kim, whose loved one was evicted last week. While having this conversation, the two form a secret final two. Robbie later informs his alliance that Donna needs to go. On eviction night, Donna is evicted by everyone except her daughter.

### Week 9

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Donna’s eviction, Willow wins HOH. She still believes Cordelia is the biggest threat in the game, nominating her next to Bonnie as a backup target in case she wins the veto again. Everyone but Amy is drawn for the veto competition, with Robbie coming out on top. Robbie worries that if he uses the veto on Cordelia, Amy will end up getting herself evicted. However, Cordelia is aware that she is a bigger threat than Amy. Ultimately, Robbie does not use the veto, in hopes that Bonnie can still leave. Robbie tells Willow he is planning to evict Bonnie, and hopes that she will evict her in case there is a tie. However, Willow believes she’ll have the votes for Cordelia to go with John and Kim evicting her. But Kim begins to second guess her vote, she still hasn’t been able to gain any trust back from Bonnie after she flipped the vote to cause Ravi’s eviction, even though she acknowledges Cordelia as a bigger threat. Ultimately, it is a 3-1 vote for Bonnie to go, with John being the only one to evict Cordelia.

#### Round 2

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Bonnie’s eviction, the final six learns about a second double eviction. Cordelia wins HOH, and quickly nominates John and Willow. Later during the live show, Cordelia secretly thanks Kim for keeping her, validating her move. Cordelia also wins the Power of Veto, leaving her nominations the same. On eviction night, Amy once again begs and pleads to Robbie that John should stay. However, she is the only one to evict Willow. John is evicted by a 2-1 vote.

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

Following John’s eviction, Kim wins HOH. She tells #1 ally that she would like for Robbie to leave this week. Willow is baffled that she isn’t targeting Cordelia, and also hopes that she can find a way for her to leave. Amy and Robbie are nominated for eviction. Kim explains to Willow that she can’t target Cordelia after she didn’t nominate her during the double eviction. Willow stresses to Kim that she is the most likely person to win the veto and take Amy off of the block, which would cause her to be evicted. Kim realizes her nominations were a mistake, but is hopeful that Cordelia won’t win the veto. Robbie is the one to win the veto, using it on himself. Kim names Cordelia as the replacement nominee. Kim tells Robbie and Willow that if the vote ties, she will evict Amy. Willow hopes she can get Robbie on her side instead. Robbie is torn between evicting Amy (who he is constantly annoyed by, but will not win against him) or Cordelia (a more trustworthy ally but one he believes he cannot win against). Ultimately, Robbie and Willow both evict Cordelia from the game.

### Week 11

 **HOHPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Cordelia’s eviction, Rob wins HOH. His target for the week is Kim, who Willow reaffirms to him that she will evict her (even though she actually won’t). Therefore, Amy and Kim are nominated for eviction. Robbie also wins the Power of Veto. Amy does what she does best: begs and pleads. She says that he has no reason to trust Willow, and she will actually evict Kim. Robbie is paranoid that Amy will evict Willow, but tells her that if the vote tied last week, Kim would have evicted her over Cordelia, hoping that she will solidify that she will do what he tells her. Robbie uses the veto on Amy, with Willow being the only possible replacement nominee. Amy ultimately evicts Kim, putting Robbie in the best position possible heading into the final three.

### Week 12

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **HOH Pt. 1 Winner0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Kim’s eviction, the final three compete to become final HOH. Robbie wins part one; Willow wins part two. Willow becomes the final HOH. Despite much debate to take Amy for an easy win, she believes she can still win against Robbie, and honors their final two deal since the final eight.

### Finale

 **Winner6 Votes**

 **Runner-Up3 Votes**

On finale night, Willow explains that she was never a target, and had an extremely difficult uphill battle after losing her dead, Andy, week one. Robbie says he played a stronger strategic and social game. Ultimately, Willow wins by a vote of 6-3. Cordelia wins America’s Favorite Houseguest.

#### Jury

 **Robbie**

 **Willow**

 **Robbie**

 **Willow**

 **Willow**

 **Willow**

 **Willow**

 **Willow**

 **Robbie**