Big Brother 3

**Big Brother 3** is the third season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

This season introduced the first major twist: The Twin Twist, which played a massive role in the season. Alliances included The Twin Hunters, which self-imploded, and were picked off by the dominant Angel's Angels alliance. The most shocking move of the season came when Devin Smith evicted his own twin brother, Angel Smith, at the final three, which ultimately gave him the win.

## Twists/Changes

* **Twin Twist:** For the first five weeks of the game, Angel Smith and Devin Smith would trade places in the house. If Angel successfully survives the first five weeks of the game, Devin will be able to enter as his own houseguest.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Abigail***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Abigail***

 **Jury: *Abigail***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Abigail***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Season Summary

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Sixteen strangers once again are selected to compete in the next season of Ty’s Sims 4 Big Brother season. At the first HOH competition, Tristen makes a deal with Richard to keep himself off the block, granting Richard HOH. Richard immediately forms a bond with Harper after opening up about their sexualities. He also feels a slight attraction to Angel. However, Angel is part of the season’s major twist: the Twin Twist. His twin brother, Devin, will swap with Angel every few days while they’re in the house together. If they can survive five weeks without getting evicted, Devin will enter the game as his own. Needing a target for eviction, Tristen suggests to Richard to get rid of Duncan, since he made no effort to campaign to Richard. Richard nominates Duncan as his target and Juliet as his pawn due to association. Abigail, Eric, and Sylvia are drawn for the veto. Juliet comes out on top. Worried that her or Abigail might be the replacement nominee, Sylvia talks to Harper about putting in a good word to Richard, as well as proposing joining her all-girls alliance. However, Harper rats out the alliance to Richard. Richard nominates Sylvia as the replacement nominee after hearing the news. Duncan proposes an all-male alliance with Neil, Robert, and Tristen in an effort to stay. Abigail and Juliet also both agree to evict Sylvia together, since she has become a sinking ship. However, the house saw Sylvia as more of a shield, causing Duncan to be evicted by an 8-5 vote.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Following Duncan’s eviction, Harper won HOH. She sets her sights on Juliet as a target due to not getting along with her and being a competition threat. Meanwhile, an all-LGBT alliance of Curtis, Harper, Janet, and Richard forms called “The Alliance”. However, Janet is not a member of the LGBT community, but decides to go along with it anyways. Juliet and Sylvia are nominated for eviction. Following this, Sylvia gets into an argument with Juliet about her and Abigail evicting her last week. Curtis, Neil, and Robert are drawn for the veto, with Juliet winning her second veto in a row. Harper is frustrated, since she needs to come up with a new target. Curtis suggests nominating Abigail, who is Juliet’s closest ally. On the other hand, Robert suggests nominating Eric because he thinks he is a large threat. However, Harper follows Curtis’ suggestion to nominate Abigail after Juliet saves herself with the veto. With The Alliance targeting Abigail, Richard overhears Curtis, Harper, and Sylvia forming a final three deal, and decides to campaign for Sylvia to leave instead. Sylvia is ultimately evicted by a 8-4 vote due to the house being influenced by Richard and because of Abigail’s stronger social game, blindsiding Curtis and Harper.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Sylvia’s eviction, Eric won HOH. Eric’s closest ally, Rita, suggests going after Juliet and to backdoor her. However, Eric tells Juliet he has no plans of targeting her. In order to build trust, Juliet tells Eric that she heard from Harper that Robert was trying to get him nominated this week. He decided to nominate Janet and Kelsey as pawns at the nomination ceremony after Neil refused to go up as one. Following this, Angel (with Devin) and Abigail recruit Janet and Juliet to form the “Angel’s Angels” alliance. Curtis, Rita, and Robert are drawn for the veto competition, worrying Eric that Robert will win. However, Curtis pulls out the victory. Eric tries to convince Curtis to use the veto on Kelsey after promising her she would get off of the block. However, Curtis saves his ally Janet. Robert is named as the replacement nominee as planned. Curtis and Harper play with the idea of keeping Robert for him to go after Eric, and get Richard on board. Richard convinces Devin to go along with the plan, but Angel would rather have Robert go, causing a brief argument between the twins. Robert is ultimately evicted by a 7-4 vote, blindsiding Curtis and Harper once more.

### Week 4

 **HOHPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

Following Robert’s eviction, Juliet won HOH. She immediately decides to target Harper after all the wrongs she’s done to her and Abigail. Meanwhile, Rita is paranoid she may be Juliet’s target. After playing both sides for a while, Janet settles her trust onto Juliet, revealing The Alliance to her. Juliet’s plan heading into the nomination ceremony is to nominate Harper and Richard. However, Devin suggests nominating Curtis instead, while Tristen suggests nominating Rita, since she wanted to target Juliet last week. Juliet ultimately nominates Harper and Rita for eviction. Rita, emotionally distraught, calls a house meeting to confess that she lied about her job being a bus driver instead of a receptionist. Rita confronts Juliet about targeting her, even though Juliet says she is going after Harper. Curtis, Kelsey, and Tristen are drawn for the veto competition. Juliet ultimately wins her third veto. Janet suggests to Juliet to save Rita to not distract people from evicting Harper. Juliet decided to use the veto on Rita, naming Curtis as her replacement nominee. Eric begins to notice that “Angel”’s arms are looking smaller than usual when Devin is working out. He suspects there is a Twin Twist, and decides to form an alliance called “The Twin Hunters” with Anastasia, Janet, Kelsey, Neil, Rita, and Tristen. Harper is evicted by a 9-1 vote, respecting Juliet’s wishes.

### Week 5

 **HOHPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Harper’s eviction, Devin (as Angel) won HOH despite being a majority of the house’s target. In the DR, Devin suggests targeting Eric, but Angel is hesitant about the idea. Eric’s suspicions of Angel being a twin are confirmed after the house visits his HOH room when he sees a picture of him and Devin together in a family photo. Angel confesses to Janet that he is indeed a twin, later telling Abigail and Juliet. Since their main target just won HOH, The Twin Hunters plan to shift the target to Curtis, managing to convince him to not target any of them. Angel comes to the conclusion to target Curtis by nominating him next to his ally Abigail as a pawn after believing the Twin Hunters would keep him safe. All of his alliance members are very angry towards him. Devin tries to stay calm, telling Angel he can still backdoor Eric. Juliet realizes that the six people who came into Angel’s HOH room are aligned together. Despite trying to throw the POV to Richard, Angel wins the veto, causing him to have a mental breakdown. Devin tries to warn Angel about the Twin Hunters. Devin continues to push backdooring Eric, while Juliet suggests targeting Anastasia instead. Meanwhile, Curtis gets angry at Richard for supposedly losing the veto on purpose. Right before the veto ceremony, Tristen creates a fake final four alliance with him, Angel, Rita, and Eric, while also confronting him about being a twin and convincing him to name Juliet as the pawn instead, upsetting both Eric and Rita. Angel saves Abigail with the veto, but names Juliet as the replacement nominee. Juliet lashes out at Angel in the storage room after the veto ceremony. Tristen believes he has the votes to blindside Juliet, but Kelsey’s annoyance with Tristen lately causes her to rally the votes to evict Curtis instead. Rita exposes the fake alliance to Kelsey, further angering her. On eviction night, Anastasia and Tristen are shocked when the vote came back to evict Curtis in a 6-3 vote.

### Week 6

 **Entered**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Curtis’ eviction, Rita won HOH despite Abigail begging to become HOH for the week. Afterwards, Devin proposes a plan to Rita to target Tristen this week. She is tempted by the offer because of how he was targeting Juliet last week. Rita nominates Anastasia and Tristen for eviction, saying they are pawns, but in actuality, Tristen is Rita’s target for the week. Tristen is completely oblivious, while Anastasia becomes increasingly paranoid she is the real target. While Devin sets his sights on Tristen for the week, Juliet would prefer to see Anastasia leave since she is aware about her targeting her. At the veto competition, Angel wins the veto, much to the worry of his twin brother Devin and HOH Rita, since Devin would be the replacement nominee in case Angel is manipulated by Tristen once again. Ultimately, Angel decides not to use the veto after realizing Devin would be the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Devin and Janet find themselves torn on who to evict after being hesitant about Angel’s Angels’ idea to evict Anastasia with Richard’s assistance. However, Devin and Janet side with Eric, Kelsey (who breaks up with Tristen right before eviction), and Neil to evict Tristen from the game in a close 5-4 vote.

### Week 7

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted6 Votes**

Following Tristen’s eviction, Angel wins HOH. Before nominations, Devin and Kelsey form a secret alliance. Abigail and Juliet then question who could have possibly flipped to evict Tristen, with them eventually being the most suspicious of Janet. Anastasia exposes the Twin Hunters as a four-person alliance of herself, Eric, Rita, and Tristen to Angel, but it just makes him suspicious that she is trying to protect someone such as Janet. However, Angel nominates Eric and Neil as the biggest competitors, following the advice Devin originally gave him. Later, Devin admits to evicting Tristen to Angel’s Angels, but Janet does not, causing her to be even more suspicious. Anastasia, Devin, and Rita are drawn for the veto competition, with Neil coming out on top. Abigail tells Angel about the idea of nominating Janet, although Juliet doesn’t think it’s a smart idea. Her plan is for Angel to nominate Anastasia, since she is untrustworthy. Janet later admits to Angel she was roped into the Twin Hunters alliance, but was never loyal to them. She then mentions nominating Kelsey as a pawn to get Eric evicted due to her not having any true enemies. Right before the veto meeting, Kelsey tells Angel about the possibility of nominating Juliet, causing Angel to stress out once again. Neil uses the veto on himself, with Kelsey being the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Angel tells Juliet that Kelsey was pushing for her to be nominated, which motivates Juliet to get Kelsey evicted. Janet agrees with the plan, and with the assistance of Abigail, Neil, Richard, and Rita, Kelsey is evicted by a 6-2 vote.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Kelsey’s eviction, the house learns about a double eviction. Devin wins HOH, quickly nominating Eric and Neil, which were Angel’s exact initial nominees for the round prior. Janet, Juliet, and Richard are drawn for the veto competition, with Juliet coming out on top. Although she is very tempted to use the veto to force Devin to nominate Anastasia, she leaves nominations the same. Neil is ultimately evicted by a 6-1 vote for being perceived as a bigger threat than Eric, with Anastasia as the sole vote to keep him.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Neil’s eviction, Juliet still feels angry after the events of the double eviction, since Devin refused to nominate Anastasia if Juliet used the veto. As a result, she begins to lose trust in Angel’s Angels, and vents to Janet about wanting to flip over to working with Eric and Rita. Meanwhile, Angel wants his alliance to use Anastasia to their advantage. Later, Richard becomes the new HOH, shocking most of the house. Angel tells Richard about working with Devin, Janet, and Abigail, technically expanding the Angel’s Angels alliance. Meanwhile, Devin proposes Devin’s Devils to Anastasia, which includes them, Angel, Abigail, and Janet. After Anastasia and Rita throw each other under the bus, Richard doesn’t know which side to pick, so he just nominates them both. Abigail then learns that Devin created Devin’s Devils without her knowledge from Anastasia. Abigail tells Angel about this, realizing that Anastasia and Richard are technically working together without either of them knowing about it. This gets back to Devin, who attempts to bring the two together, calling themselves The Sextuple. Angel, Devin, and Eric are drawn for the veto competition, with Angel coming out on top. Angel’s Angels intend to save Anastasia so that Richard can nominate one of Eric or Juliet as the replacement nominee to solidify The Sextuple going forward. Eric and Juliet know they need to throw each other under the bus to survive, even though Janet is still hopeful Abigail can be nominated instead. Right before the veto ceremony, Janet gets in Richard’s ear, making a very strong argument to nominate Abigail instead of Eric or Juliet. Richard then tells this information to Angel, who becomes frustrated and worried that Richard is secretly targeting Abigail instead of Rita. Angel then tells Anastasia he can’t save her anymore minutes before the veto ceremony. Despite Anastasia’s begging and pleading, Angel leaves nominations the same. Leading up to eviction, Rita campaigns to Devin to avoid a tie vote. On eviction night, Abigail, Angel, and Devin evict Rita; Eric, Janet, and Juliet evict Anastasia. Richard breaks the tie to evict Anastasia, angering Angel.

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

Following Anastasia’s eviction, Richard tells Angel that evicting Anastasia was a “last minute” decision, and that they can still trust each other. They are eventually able to make up with each other. After a deal is made between Devin and Janet, Janet drops to allow Devin to become the next HOH. Juliet then begins to worry that Janet is lying to her about saying she didn’t make a deal with Devin, even though it’s true. Abigail and Angel push for Janet to be Devin’s target. Rita also throws Juliet under the bus after claiming it’s “everyone for themselves”. Eric and Juliet are ultimately nominated. Janet then confesses to Juliet that she made a deal with Devin during the HOH competition. Janet, Richard, and Rita are drawn for the veto competition, with Eric coming out on top. Abigail is frustrated that Devin won’t consider naming Janet the replacement nominee instead of Janet. Janet throws Richard under the bus to Devin, while Rita throws Janet under the bus. Devin then names Rita as the replacement nominee after Eric uses the veto on himself, hoping this move will bring him closer to Janet and Richard. Abigail attempts to lead the charge to get Juliet evicted. Devin also tells Janet about the fact that Rita threw her name under the bus, angering her. Janet confronts Rita about this in the kitchen, turning into a heated argument and Rita having yet another meltdown. Angel debates whether or not it’s better for his game to evict Juliet or Rita with Richard. On eviction night, Abigail and Eric evict Juliet. Angel joins Janet and Richard to evict Rita, causing her to be evicted in a 3-2 vote.

### Week 10

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Rita’s eviction, Abigail narrowly wins HOH seconds over Eric. She tells her alliance that Janet is her target for the week, but as a backdoor plan. Devin secretly hopes that Janet is able to save herself so that he can get Eric out this week, while Angel would rather see Juliet go. Abigail ultimately nominates Eric and Juliet for eviction. Janet starts to feel the pressure of winning the veto, despite having zero competition wins so far, which leads to her stress baking spaghetti. Everyone but Angel is picked for the veto competition. Angel then tells Richard about Abigail’s plan to evict Janet, which causes him to lose trust in her. Janet beats Eric to win the Power of Veto by a singular second. Janet starts to get a case of Veto-itis when she relishes in the fact that everyone approached her for conversations throughout the next few days. Angel proposes a deal to Janet about not using the veto to go to the final four with him, Devin, and Richard. Devin, on the other hand, tells Janet to not be pressured by anyone, hoping this will relax her and ultimately cause her to use the veto on Juliet. At the veto ceremony, Janet uses the veto on Juliet, with Richard becoming the replacement nominee after much speculation. Richard later begins to lose trust in Janet after worrying about her evicting him over Eric. Janet and Devin have a conversation about evicting Richard instead of Eric, but with little success. However, Eric’s deal with Abigail to keep him in case of a tie is far more successful. Juliet then wonders if it’s even worth keeping Eric, worrying Abigail will get undeserved credit from the jury for evicting the biggest threat. On eviction night, Eric is evicted by a vote of 3-1, blindsiding Eric and Janet. Juliet realizes she screwed up immediately after the vote is read.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Eric’s eviction, a second double eviction is announced to the final six. Devin wins HOH, and celebrates with Abigail and Angel. Juliet apologizes to Janet about her mistake, which Janet accepts. Devin quickly nominates Janet and Juliet for eviction. Janet wins the Power of Veto. She also quickly tries to sway Abigail into the direction of evicting Richard, saying her and Juliet will target him next. Richard is named the replacement nominee. In a 2-1 vote, Juliet is evicted from the house, but not without her words of wisdom calling out Abigail and Richard, then praising Angel, Devin, and Janet.

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Juliet’s eviction, Janet confronts Devin about him not evicting Richard over Eric, feeling as though he betrayed her trust. Richard also confronts Janet about how she has been trying to get him out for several weeks. Janet wins a Bebe Rexha-themed HOH competition, beating all the odds. Later, Abigail spars up a conversation with Devin about being the last person of color remaining in the game, but how she was unintentionally a part of the pattern of people of color (Neil through Juliet) being evicted in a row. Janet then nominates Devin and Richard for eviction. Janet makes it clear through her conversations in the house that her target is Richard. Devin also tells Janet about his conversation with Abigail about her being the last person of color left. Angel wins the Power of Veto, but feels a large amount of pressure on what to do. Devin also fills in Angel about his conversation with Abigail, which later gets to Richard. Richard then tells Angel it’s okay if he uses the veto on Devin, and that if he ends up evicted. Angel uses the veto on Devin, with Abigail as the only possible replacement nominee. Richard later tells Devin he would be content with his decision to evict him. On eviction night, both Angel and Devin evict Richard from the game, although for one twin it is a much harder decision.

### Week 12

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Richard’s eviction, Abigail wins HOH. Janet proposes a final two plan with Abigail, despite being her target, since the twins would take each other to the final two over Abigail. However, Abigail trusts the twins more than Janet. Janet then tells Angel she would take him to the final three if she wins the veto, in hopes it will pay off later. Abigail then nominates Angel and Janet for eviction. Abigail defeats Janet by 3 seconds to win the veto. However, Janet does not give up, and reminds Abigail that she will take her to the final two. Janet also proposes to Devin that evicting Angel will give him huge respect with the jury. On eviction night, Abigail does not use the veto, and Devin evicts Janet.

### Week 13

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerNominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Janet’s eviction, the final three congratulate themselves on making it this far, reminiscing on their games and past events. Abigail wins part one of the final HOH, which is an endurance competition. Abigail then debates whether or not it’s a good idea to take Devin to the final two. Devin also worries that if he doesn’t evict Angel, he will lose against him, and he heavily considers the life-altering consequences. Devin wins part two of the final HOH, which is a math/memory-based competition. Devin wins part three of the final HOH after a tiebreaker question. Devin makes arguably the boldest move of the season by evicting Angel, shocking Abigail, and emotionally scarring Angel.

#### Finale

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up4 Votes**

Abigail starts her final speech by saying she played a major role in the creation of Angel’s Angels, didn’t win competitions in the beginning so that everyone else made themselves bigger targets, and being proud of her social game. Devin starts by saying he was one of the best, well-rounded players of this season, expanding into detail that he started the game with a major disadvantage because of the twin twist, successfully dismantled the Twin Hunters, won the most HOHs, had all his targets leave, and never faced eviction due to his strong social game. Each juror individually questions the final two. After everyone casts their votes to win, Duncan, Kelsey, Neil, and Sylvia reveal their actual jobs. Then, the winner is announced. Devin wins by a close vote of 5-4, earning the votes of Anastasia, Angel, Janet, Juliet, and Kelsey; Abigail earns Eric, Neil, Richard, and Rita's votes to win. Janet and Juliet are the top two for America's Favorite Houseguest, with Juliet winning.

##### Jury

 **Devin**

 **Devin**

 **Abigail**

 **Devin**

 **Abigail**

 **Abigail**

 **Devin**

 **Abigail**

 **Devin**

## Trivia

* This season was written into a fanfiction.