Big Brother 7: All-Stars

**Big Brother 7: All-Stars** is the seventh season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

This season's main twists included eighteen previous houseguests playing for a second time, and the introduction of the Double Eviction, where houseguests would vote for others to stay. Alliances were mainly split by previous seasons, with Big Brother 4 being the most successful, as Alex Banuelos and Genevieve Ceballos made the final two together.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Genevieve***

 **Jury: *Genevieve***

 **Jury: *Alex***

 **Jury: *Alex***

 **Jury: *Alex***

 **Jury: *Genevieve***

 **Jury: *Alex***

 **Jury: *Alex***

 **Jury: *Genevieve***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Season Summary

### Week 1

 **Co-HOH**

 **Co-HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee6 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Eighteen recognizable names from the first seven seasons return for another chance of winning it all, alongside a few winners. For the first week, there will be two HOHs: one man, and one woman. Big Brother 4 houseguests Jeff and Piper are victorious. The two agree that this is a perfect opportunity to reunite the Dolphins, which includes them and Annie. Another alliance of former Big Brother 4 contestants is formed, although Jeff and Piper do not fully trust Alex. Yet another alliance with Alex, Annie, and Genevieve forms, with Annie feeling caught in the middle. Genevieve also has mistrust with Piper, who caused her eviction. Before nominations, Jeff and Piper agree to nominate pair Roy and Theresa as a decoy to backdoor a former winner: Devin. Devin and Juliet are drawn for the veto competition, with Theresa coming out on top. After Theresa uses the veto on herself, Devin is named the replacement nominee. Another seasonal alliance of Big Brother 3 contestants Abigail, Devin, and Juliet forms, called Angel’s Angels 2.0, although Juliet secretly wants Abigail’s head on a silver platter. Juliet also tells Eric about this alliance, and they should secretly work together to make up for her dumb decision that caused his eviction in BB3. Big Brother 1 contestants Abraham, Roy, and Thersa form an alliance of their own, in hopes that Roy can stay. They also recruit Calvin, Jonathan, and Roxanne to form “The First Two”. Leading up to eviction, Alex realizes that Devin staying would be better for his personal game, despite the rest of the alliance adamant about evicting him, since he has a stronger bond with him than Roy. A conversation between Abraham and Devin makes Abraham consider flipping, since he was reminded of when the entire house was against him during his season. Abraham and Alex link up, and form a secret alliance that includes Elizabeth, Opal and Tom, called “Operation Save Devin”. Eric also tells Juliet that he is willing to take out Devin for excluding him from the BB3 alliance. Juliet says he brings up a really good point, but that it’s better the devil you know (Devin) than the devil you don’t (Roy). On eviction night, Devin narrowly survives a backdoor by a 8-6 vote with the support of his fellow BB3 alumni, Abraham, Alex, Elizabeth, Opal, and Tom.

### Week 2

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted13 Votes**

Following Roy’s eviction, Abraham wins HOH. He later admits to Theresa that he flipped, only because there was resentment he still had towards Roy. Theresa is frustrated by the news, and can no longer trust Abraham. Calvin, Jonathan, and Roxanne are especially angry at Abraham for his decision to flip. Calvin cannot help himself, and gets into an argument with Abraham before nominations. This decision only solidifies Calvin as Abraham’s target, who Abraham nominates next to BB2 ally Roxanne. Devin is later roped into the secret alliance (Operation Save Devin) that just saved him from eviction, who he trusts. Alex, Eric, and Theresa are drawn for the veto competition, with Abraham winning his second competition in a row. To ensure his target leaves, Abraham leaves nominations the same. Theresa is torn throughout the week whether or not to flip the vote onto Roxanne, since Calvin will be a bigger asset in the competitions to take him out and to make sure Abraham doesn’t get his way. However, Roxanne and Theresa have a much closer bond. Ultimately, Theresa allows Abraham to get his target out, as well as the rest of the house with the exception of Jonathan. Calvin is evicted by a 13-1 vote.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted10 Votes**

Following Calvin’s eviction, Eric wins HOH. Although tempted to go after Angel’s Angels 2.0 for revenge, Juliet tells him they have bigger fish to fry. Feeling he can trust Eric after saving him during week one, Devin suggests to him about the idea of backdooring Jeff or Piper, and to not go after Abraham, who may be an easy house target, but is not targeting them. Abigail later joins the conversation, and tells Eric to nominate Opal and Theresa as pawns. Devin tries his best to not interject to avoid Opal seeing nominations, and has hope that everything will work itself out. Eric and Juliet agree that Abigail’s plan isn’t such a bad one, so Opal and Theresa are ultimately nominated for eviction. Opal and Theresa bond while on the block together, and realize they can recruit Genevieve, Juliet, and Roxanne for a “badass” secret all-girls alliance, called The Girlbosses. Alex, Elizabeth, and Jeff are drawn for the veto competition, which brings the likelihood of the veto being used to 67%. Opal informs Alex about her theory of Jeff or Piper being backdoored, which worries him. Ultimately, Opal wins the veto. There is much debate on whether Jeff or Piper is a bigger threat. After Opal uses the veto on herself, Piper is named the replacement nominee due to her past flip-flopping game to be more “dangerous”. Devin and Opal are both passionate about evicting Piper, campaigning to their alliance members Abraham, Alex, Elizabeth, and Tom. Elizabeth and Tom are on board, but Abraham wants Theresa out of the house, and tries his best to gather votes around the house. However, no one wants to work with him. Genevieve also tells Alex this is a perfect opportunity to get Piper out for “revenge”, even though this would dissolve the Big Brother 4 alliance. On eviction night, Abraham, Annie, and Jeff are the only ones left on the wrong side of the vote. Piper is evicted by a 10-3 vote.

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted12 Votes**

Following Piper’s eviction, Alex wins HOH. He eventually finds out that Abraham was going behind Operation Save Devin’s back to get out Theresa, which he is very angry about. The alliance considers him a liability to them now, but Devin says that going after Jeff wouldn’t be such a bad idea instead. Alex tells his alliance he will allow Abraham a chance to compete in the veto as an illusion to actually backdoor Jeff, which they are on board with. Abraham is nominated alongside pawn Roxanne. Alex informs Abraham he is just a pawn, but is still mad at him for going behind his back, so he shouldn’t be comfortable. Devin, Jeff, and Tom are drawn for the veto competition, potentially ruining the backdoor plan. However, Abraham pulls out a win. Everything seemed set in stone for Jeff to be backdoored. But leading up to the veto ceremony, Jonathan tells Roxanne they need to get Alex out if one of them wins HOH. Roxanne tells this close friend Theresa, hoping she is on board with the plan. Theresa agrees, and later tells Girlboss ally Opal, not knowing she is secretly aligned with Alex. Opal debates whether or not to withhold the information from Alex, but decides to tell him. Alex now realizes that Jonathan is more threatening to his game than Jeff. After Abraham saves himself with the veto at the veto ceremony, Jonathan is shocked to become the replacement nominee. Jonathan, Roxanne, and Theresa wonder how this information might’ve leaked, with their main hypothesis being that Opal told Genevieve who told Alex. Ultimately, it is a 12-0 vote to send Jonathan out of the house.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee9 Votes to Save**

 **Evicted1 Vote to Save**

 **Evicted0 Votes to Save**

Following Jonathan’s eviction, Abigail wins HOH. She is informed about a brand new twist: nominating three people for eviction, two people are evicted, and a vote to save. Annie and Jeff beg for safety and throw Abraham under the bus, since they are on the outside of the house dynamics. A deal is struck between the three that they will look out for each other, since Abigail believes they pose no threat to her personal game. However, Angel’s Angels 2.0 is frustrated that she won’t nominate either of them. Instead, Abigail nominates house target Abraham, BB3 alumni Eric, and Operation Save Devin member Tom, with her targets being Abraham and Tom. Eric and Juliet are annoyed although not completely surprised by Abigail’s decision, but Eric is reaffirmed that he is not the target. Alex and Annie are drawn for the veto competition, with Alex coming out on top. Knowing they are close, Juliet tells Genevieve if he can convince him to save Eric from the block, out of fear that he will be accidentally evicted. Alex tries to talk to Abigail to figure out who the replacement nominee is, but does not give him any information. A new final four alliance consisting of Alex, Eric, Genevieve, and Juliet forms, where Alex informs them that Abigail did not give him any information whatsoever. Alex uses the veto on Eric, but another member of Operation Save Devin is nominated in his place: Opal. Abigail nominates her because she was worried about her saving Tom due to their BB6 connection. With Abraham fully aware no one will save him, Alex, Devin, and Elizabeth debate whether or not to save Opal or Tom. Girlbosses Juliet, Genevieve, Roxanne and Theresa are motivated to save Opal. On eviction night, Eric is the only person to save Tom, while everyone else saves Opal, since Eric didn’t want him to have zero votes to stay like Abraham.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

Following Abraham and Tom’s evictions, Annie wins a pivotal HOH. She and Jeff agree to honor their deal with Abigail, but want to take revenge on the rest of BB3 for causing Piper's eviction. She nominates Eric as her main target and Juliet as her backup target. Alex, Genevieve, and Roxanne are drawn for the veto competition, with Roxanne coming out on top. Juliet tells Theresa to try to convince Roxanne to use the veto on her. Theresa passes on the information to Roxanne, but Roxanne says she doesn’t see how this benefits her game. Theresa does not push her any further, since evicting Eric would only bring her closer to Juliet. Roxanne ultimately does use the veto. Despite Abigail feeling tempted to evict Juliet, it is a unanimous 9-0 vote for Eric to go.

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted5 Votes**

Following Eric’s eviction, Juliet wins HOH. The revenge cycle continues, so Annie and Jeff are nominated for eviction. Abigail, Alex, and Roxanne are drawn for the veto competition, with Alex coming out on top. Annie and Jeff, used to being in desperate and dire situations, attempt to reform the BB4 alliance. Alex does not want to say no to more allies, so he accepts the deal. When Alex tells this to Genevieve, she tells him she is willing to work with Annie again, but still doesn’t want to work with Jeff, frustrating him. Later, Alex tells Juliet he plans to use the veto, and that backdooring Abigail would be sweet revenge. Juliet agrees, and tells her alliance of Girlbosses. However, they all like her, so Juliet realizes that Abigail wouldn’t even get evicted, causing her to rethink what to do. Genevieve throws out the idea of nominating Elizabeth as an easy pawn, since she believes everyone else will evict Annie or Jeff no matter what. Alex uses the veto on Jeff at the veto ceremony, with Elizabeth named the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Annie seems to be heading home. However, Alex and Genevieve seriously reconsider working with Annie again, even though they haven’t talked much game together since week one. Abigail and Jeff are locked in votes for Annie to stay, but the rest of the house (Devin, Opal, Roxanne, and Theresa) are locked in on evicting Annie. Therefore, there is only one option left: Juliet. Alex talks to her again, with Juliet mentioning how her alliance all shot down the idea of backdooring Abigail. Alex tells him she should work with people who actually have her best interest in mind, and that they don’t. This leads Juliet to debate heavily what to do. Alex successfully gets into her head, as The Girlbosses (minus Genevieve) are shocked when the vote is 4-4 tie, with Juliet breaking it to evict Elizabeth. As a result of this eviction, Operation Save Devin has dissolved, although Devin and Opal have a final two deal.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Elizabeth’s eviction, Opal, Roxanne, and Theresa realize that Genevieve and Juliet flipped on them. Genevieve wins the next HOH. She tells Alex that she still doesn’t trust Jeff, and hopes that him being evicted will bring Annie closer to them. Alex thinks this logic will only drive Annie away from them, but Genevieve retaliates by saying Annie has nowhere else to go. Genevieve also reveals she was in an alliance called The Girlbosses to Alex. Ultimately, Devin and Roxanne are nominated for eviction, causing the rest of the Girlbosses to lose all trust in Genevieve, even though Genevieve told them Roxanne is just a pawn, and that in case the veto is not used, her target is Devin. Abigail, Jeff, and Juliet are drawn for the veto competition, with Abigail coming out on top. She uses the veto to save #1 ally Devin. This gives Genevieve the opportunity she needs to backdoor Jeff. Even though Genevieve burned all her bridges, Juliet tells Opal and Theresa will vote with them to evict Jeff. Alex hopes she can sway Devin to evict Roxanne, and decides to namedrop The Girlbosses. This shocks Devin, and ultimately sides with Abigail, Alex, and Annie to evict Roxanne in a 4-3 vote.

### Week 9

 **HOHPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Roxanne’s eviction, Theresa wins a crucial HOH. She is very tempted to get revenge for Roxanne by targeting Genevieve, but Opal reminds her that Jeff was always her target, so she didn’t technically betray them. The women decide to nominate Alex and Jeff for eviction, with a planned Annie backdoor. Meanwhile, Annie tells Alex that she cannot trust Genevieve anymore, confirming his suspicions that Genevieve’s decision to attempt a backdoor on Jeff only made things worse for her game. Abigail, Annie, and Opal are drawn for the veto competition, with Theresa coming out on top. Theresa tells Alex he’s coming off the block to make sure Annie is backdoored. At the veto ceremony, Theresa uses the veto on Alex and names Annie as the replacement nominee. Opal and Theresa are hopeful that the rest of the house will evict Annie, but Genevieve says to Alex she badly wants to evict Jeff. Alex decides to just let her make this move. Abigail and Devin are the swing votes, but Jeff is evicted by a 4-2 vote, with Juliet and Opal evicting Theresa’s target, Annie.

### Week 10

#### Round 1

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Jeff’s eviction, Alex wins HOH. He realizes he can no longer trust Juliet after they voted on opposite ends for the last two weeks. As a result, she and Opal are nominated for eviction. Juliet now feels indebted to Opal and Theresa by default because of this move, as well as betrayed by Alex. Abigail, Annie, and Devin are drawn for the veto competition, with Alex coming out on top. Although Juliet attempts to throw Theresa under the bus as a potential backdoor, nominations are left the same. Juliet is evicted by a 4-1 vote due to Opal’s stronger social bonds, with Genevieve as the sole vote to keep her.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Juliet’s eviction, the final seven learns about a double eviction. Genevieve wins HOH. Before nominations, Alex tells her that Annie told him that she cannot trust Genevieve anymore. This enrages Genevieve, with Annie and Devin nominated for eviction. Everyone but Abigail competes in the veto, with Theresa coming out on top. She chooses not to use the veto to protect her and Opal. Despite successfully turning Annie and Genevieve against each other, Alex is the sole vote to evict Devin, causing Annie to leave in a 3-1 vote.

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

Following Annie’s eviction, the final six is divided into three pairs: Abigail & Devin, Alex & Genevieve, and Opal & Theresa. Alex wins HOH. He nominates Opal and Theresa as the last remaining members of the Girlbosses alliance, hoping to target Opal. Devin wins the veto competition. Opal tells Devin to use the veto on her, but Devin tells her that he knows about his alliance with Theresa. She admits to this, but says that she will always be loyal to him before anyone else, since they are both former winners and have been officially working together since week two. However, in the back of her mind, she plans to take Theresa to the final two. Nevertheless, Opal is successfully able to convince Devin to use the veto on her, with Abigail as the replacement nominee. Devin tells Abigail he should be able to convince Genevieve to evict Theresa, since the Girlbosses have made it clear that they do not trust her. However, Genevieve wants to keep Theresa, desperate to regain her and Opal’s trust back, since she did not nominate them either of her previous HOHs. Abigail is evicted by a 2-1 vote.

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Abigail’s eviction, Alex explains to Devin that he never intended for Abigail to leave. Devin is angered at Genevieve for her move, and tells her she is very “desperate for other people’s approval” and will never win in the end. Genevieve wins HOH, which does not bode well for Devin. Opal and Theresa tell her how thankful they are for evicting Abigail. Genevieve invites herself back to the Girlbosses, and nominates Alex and Devin for eviction. Alex is reasonably angry at Genevieve for this move, since the two have been a tight duo since day one. Opal also wins the veto competition. Devin reminds her of the time he saved her when he won the veto and will evict Alex, but Opal tells him she cannot risk Theresa going up. Therefore, nominations stay the same, and Devin realizes that Opal doesn’t view him as her #1 anymore. Opal tells Theresa she is ready to take Alex out of the game. However, Alex gets into Theresa’s ear about how he was aligned with Devin and Opal before Elizabeth’s eviction, and that they are likely still a tight duo. Theresa is concerned about where Opal’s true loyalties lie, so she evicts Devin; Opal evicts Alex. There is a 1-1 tie that Genevieve must break, evicting Devin.

### Week 13

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

Following Devin’s eviction, Opal wins HOH. She nominates Alex and Genevieve for eviction, in hopes that Alex is actually evicted. However, Alex wins the veto, so Theresa is the only possible replacement nominee. Theresa reminds Alex about how Genevieve’s only loyalty is to herself, and that she nominated him last week. Although Alex is still angered at Genevieve for her decision to nominate last week, he views Theresa as a much larger threat to win the game.

### Week 14

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

Following Theresa’s eviction, Alex wins part one of the final HOH competition; Opal wins part two. Alex wins part three, and evicts Opal, believing he had a better chance to win against Genevieve. Alex and Genevieve celebrate making the end together.

### Finale

 **Winner8 Votes**

 **Runner-Up1 Vote**

On finale night, Alex says he was this season’s puppetmaster, mentioning how every eviction went the way he wanted it to. Genevieve says she was by far the most improved player from her last season, since she was the first boot. However, the jury tears her apart for her overall messy, desperate, and selfish gameplay. Alex receives every vote win with the exception of Juliet. Theresa is America’s Favorite Houseguest once again.

#### Jury

 **Alex**

 **Alex**

 **Alex**

 **Alex**

 **Alex**

 **Genevieve**

 **Alex**

 **Alex**

 **Alex**