Big Brother 44

**Big Brother 44** is the forty-fourth season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Tori***

 **Jury: *Tori***

 **Jury: *Lacy***

 **Jury: *Lacy***

 **Jury: *Lacy***

 **Jury: *Tori***

 **Jury: *Tori***

 **Jury: *Tori***

 **Jury: *Tori***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Voting History

 **Duel Winner**

 **Nominee6 Votes**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

Eighteen strangers enter the Big Brother house. They learn they are separated into three teams of six: Brain, Brawn, and Beauty. Orion wins the first HOH, keeping his team Brawn safe for the week. Before nominations, the house learns about a twist, where one member of the non-immune teams will compete in a head-to-head duel for safety. Houseguests will only be allowed to compete in the duel for the entirety of the season. Bruce from Brain and Jackson from Beauty compete, with Jackson coming out on top. Leading up to the nomination ceremony, Orion ultimately does what he believes will get the least amount of blood on his hands: nominate one person from each team, which was Dillon from Beauty and Karen from Brain. Karen does not take her nomination well at all, with Brawn member Steve being the first one to comfort her. Meanwhile, Dillon believes he can smooth things over, since it's only the first week. Dillon, who has already gotten along with the guys on his team (Jackson and Taran), proposes an all-guys alliance with the remaining male Brawn members. They then proceed to shake on a deal. Although he has accepted this deal, Orion finds Kacie to be his #1 ally after a close bond between the two was formed immediately. Jackson and Taran are ecstatic to be working with the male Brawns. Later, Orion tells Kent and Steve about the plan, and decides that his target is Karen because of her cold reaction to her nomination as well as his newfound alliance with Dillon. Although Kent is easily on board, Steve says that he doesn't trust Dillon, and would rather have Karen stay. Orion reaffirms his stance that Dillon is not his target, which makes Steve frustrated. Steve tells Karen that a Brawn and Beauty all-guys alliance is forming, and he wants to put an end to it. Karen immediately tells this information to her teammates. Tori, who has formed a close friendship with Taran, confronts him if this is true. Taran denies this is true, and tells Orion the all-guys alliance somehow leaked. Orion is furious, and immediately confronts Steve about it, which causes a major argument. Kacie is the next to ask if the all-guys alliance is true, which Orion flat out denies. Eventually, Bruce, Kent, and Taran are drawn for the veto competition. Orion comes out on top. Although tempted to use the veto on Dillon, Dillon worries that if he does, it will just further suspect that the all-guys alliance actually exists. At the veto ceremony, Orion leaves his nominations the same. Leading up to eviction, Brain is locked in to keep Karen, and Beauty is locked in to keep Dillon. Steve campaigns to swing votes Cassandra, Kacie, and Libby to keep Karen. However, Kacie feels confident that Orion wouldn't lie to her. Although Cassandra and Libby ponder do seriously consider evicting Dillon, they ultimately side with the rest of Brawn (except Steve) to evict Karen in a 9-6 vote.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Duel WinnerPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted12 Votes**

Following Karen's eviction, Jackson from Team Beauty wins HOH, also giving his teammates immunity for the week. Jackson and Orion agree to look out for each other, and that the plan this week is to backdoor Steve for exposing the all-guys alliance, even though the house still doesn't believe it to be a real thing. Later, Brawn and Brain must select someone to compete in the Duel. Although Steve is adamant about competing, he is dismissed by the rest of his teammates. Gerald and Kent battle head-to-head, with Gerald coming out on top. At the nomination ceremony, Jackson nominates close friends and Brain teammates Ron and Tori for eviction. Taran, who has developed a close bond with Tori, tells her he will do everything to make sure she stays this week. Tori also finds a new friendship in Steve, who is now isolated from his teammates. Gerald, Kent, and Steve are drawn for the veto competition, which throws a wrench into the backdoor plan. However, Gerald wins his second competition in a row. Gerald is not sure what to do, since he knows Steve is the easy backdoor target, but would be a great shield for him moving forward. On the other hand, he worries he will anger his Brain teammates by not saving one of them and isolate himself just like Steve did. Ultimately, Gerald uses the veto on Tori, with Steve as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, new showmances begin to blossom between Cassandra & Dillon and Jackson & Kacie. Beauty is locked in to keep Ron, mostly led by Jeanine and Taran. Brain is also locked in to keep their teammate. With Kacie, Kent and Orion also locked in votes for Steve to go, Cassandra and Libby agree that it wouldn't hurt to give sympathy votes to Steve. On eviction night, Steve is evicted by a 12-2 vote.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Duel Winner**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

Following Steve's eviction, Kent wins HOH, keeping Brawn safe for another week. Ron and Taran compete in the Duel competition, with Ron coming out on top. Kent nominates Bruce and Gerald for eviction, since they are the strongest competitors on the Brain team. Shortly after, Kent promises Lacy and Tori safety from being nominated. Elsie, Kacie, and Libby are drawn for the veto competition, with Bruce coming out on top. Kent was hoping he wouldn't have to name a replacement nominee, and begins to freak out. His #1 ally, Libby, attempts to calm him down. She suggests nominating Dillon as a pawn, to test Kent's reaction on whether or not the all-guys alliance that got exposed was actually true. Kent quickly agrees, but continues to be stressed after Libby leaves the room. Kent sits Dillon down that he's going to be the pawn. Dillon is frustrated to be nominated again, and wonders if they can actually trust Kent going forward. Orion quickly tries to convince Kent to nominate Lacy or Tori. However, at the veto ceremony, Dillon is named the replacement nominee, and Lacy and Tori are grateful. On eviction night, Gerald is ultimately evicted by a 9-4 vote, with all his Brain teammates keeping him.

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **Duel Winner**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee5 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Gerald's eviction, Dillon wins HOH, giving his Beauty team safety for the week. Dillon tells Kent and Orion that he's planning to backdoor Bruce, but tells Jackson and Taran privately that Kent is the one actually getting backdoored, since he can longer trust him. Jackson is fully on board with the plan, but Taran is hesitant. Kacie from Team Brawn and Lacy from Team Brain compete in the Duel, with Kacie coming out on top. Brains Lacy and Tori are then nominated for eviction. Bruce, Cassandra, and Kacie are drawn for the veto competition, with Tori coming out on top. Wanting Kent's backdoor to be a blindside on eviction night, Dillon tells Kent that the plan has changed, and that Lacy is a bigger strategic threat going forward. He then tells Kent he's going to use his as a pawn as he did last week. Kent understands, and gladly takes a seat next to Lacy after Tori uses the veto on herself. Leading up to eviction, Dillon tells his fellow Beauties that the plan to evict Kent needs to be sealed shut, and that no one can know. Taran, however, believes that keeping Kent is better for his game, as eliminating all the other fellow Brains would just help Tori gravitate toward him more and more. On eviction night, it is a tight 7-5 vote, as Team Brawn is completely blindsided when Kent is evicted.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Duel Winner**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Following Kent's eviction, Meryl wins HOH. Later, Cassandra and Kacie are angered at their showmance partners Dillon and Jackson respectively for lying to them last week, since they said they were evicting Lacy. Beauty tells each other that Taran needs to go as soon as the teams dissolve, so they need to weaken him. Dillon and Jackson both realize that the all-guys alliance has now completely dissolved, since Orion no longer trusts them. Elsie and Jackson suggest going after Tori, while Dillon and Jeanine suggest going after Orion. Jackson believes his relationship with Orion can be rekindled, while Dillon never wants to work with him again. As Meryl ponders what to do, Taran tells Brawn that he is completely loyal to them. Brain is also under the impression that Beauty completely has their backs, and hopes a Brawn goes home this week. Tori is the only eligible Brain to compete in the Duel, who faces off against Brawn Cassandra. Cassandra is victorious. At the nomination ceremony, Meryl nominates Kacie and Orion for eviction, with Orion as her target for being the biggest physical and strategic threat. Elsie and Jackson then wonder if they're on the bottom of the Beauty dynamics, since Meryl completely sided with Dillon and Jeanine. Cassandra, Dillon, and Jeanine are drawn for the veto competition, with Jeanine coming out on top. She leaves nominations the same. Leading up to eviction, Elsie and Jackson rebuild their own relationships with Taran, and say that Dillon, Jeanine, and Meryl have been way too comfortable. Elsie suggests evicting Kacie instead of Orion, but Jackson refuses because of his showmance with her. Libby is on board with a plan, but Cassandra refuses to vote against her friend Kacie. The plan then reaches the Brains, but are hesitant to go against Meryl's HOH since they fully trust her and all the other Beauties. On eviction night, Orion is evicted by a vote of 8-3, receiving votes to stay from Elsie, Libby and Taran, causing Dillon, Jeanine, and Meryl to raise their eyebrows.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Orion's eviction, Libby wins HOH. However, it is announced the team twist is now over, as well as the Duel twist. Libby realizes now is the time to strike against Beauty. However, she initiates her plan by nominating Brains Bruce and Lacy for eviction to not cause any suspicion. Jeanine, Kacie, and Tori are drawn for the veto competition, with Tori coming out on top. Tori worries that if she uses the veto, she'll be helping backdoor Ron or Taran --- two of her closest allies. However, Libby fills Tori in on the actual plan to blindside and backdoor the perceived "ruler" of the Beauties: Dillon. Tori is optimistic that Libby is telling her the truth. Ever since they voted together, Libby also trusts Elsie, Jackson, and Taran, who are more than willing to evict Dillon after his recent ego trips and behavior that have rubbed some of the house the wrong way. At the veto ceremony, Tori saves Lacy. As promised, Libby names Dillon as the replacement nominee, shocking him and his closest allies (Jeanine and Meryl). Kacie supports her teammate's wishes, but Cassandra tells Libby she cannot evict her showmance partner despite him lying to her earlier, which frustrates her. Elsie, Jackson, and Taran worry that Cassandra is secretly working with Dillon, Jeanine, and Meryl. With the Brains all saving Bruce, Dillon's fate is sealed on eviction night when he leaves in a 7-3 vote.

### Week 7

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Dillon's eviction, Cassandra wins HOH. She tells Jeanine and Meryl they have nothing to worry about this week. They also form a final three alliance. Elsie, Jackson, Kacie, Libby, and Taran begin to worry that Cassandra will not do what they want. Later, Jeanine starts picking fights with her former teammates/allies: mainly Jackson and Taran, since she felt most betrayed them. Cassandra confides in Kacie, who she still trusts, that she's going to backdoor Libby this week, since she has now seen her as disposable and has been dismissive of her feelings during the last two evictions. Cassandra's initial nominees are Elsie and Ron to guarantee the veto gets used. Later, a showmance between Ron and Taran begins to blossom. With Tori having individual final two deals with both, they lock in their own personal final three alliance. Jackson, Jeanine, and Kacie are drawn for the veto competition, with Elsie coming out on top. She uses the veto on herself, with Libby as the replacement nominee. Elsie and Jackson attempt to save Libby, but with Taran saving his new showmance partner, Kacie still feeling burnt by Libby for evicting her over Orion, Jeanine and Meryl avenging Dillon, and all of the Brains sticking together, Libby is evicted by a 7-2 vote.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Libby's eviction, the final eleven learn they have made jury and that there is a double eviction. Jackson wins, quickly nominating Jeanine and Meryl. Bruce, Cassandra, and Elsie are drawn for the veto competition, with Meryl coming out on top. After using the veto on herself, Cassandra is named the replacement nominee. With not much time to discuss who should go between the two nominees, Elsie, Meryl, and Ron evict Cassandra, while the rest of the house evicts Jeanine, who is evicted by a 5-3 vote.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Jeanine's eviction, Ron wins HOH. Although Cassandra and Meryl attempt to throw Elsie and Jackson under the bus, Ron ultimately nominates the two of them. Bruce, Jackson, and Tori are drawn for the veto competition, with Cassandra coming in clutch for the win. Kacie is named the replacement nominee as a pawn, with Ron hoping that Meryl is evicted. Leading up to eviction, Lacy and Kacie get into a heated argument. Because of this, Lacy tries to flip the vote to get Kacie out. However, on eviction night, Lacy is the only houseguest to evict Kacie, as everyone else evicts Meryl. She leaves the house in a 6-1 vote.

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Meryl's eviction, Bruce wins HOH. He nominates Cassandra as his target and Kacie as his pawn. Jackson, Ron, and Tori are drawn for the veto competition, with Ron coming out on top. He leaves nominations the same, hoping for Cassandra's departure. Leading up to eviction, Lacy brings up the idea again to take out Kacie. Tori realizes she can use Cassandra to her advantage. Not only that, evicting Kacie would split up another showmance. Lacy is able to help Bruce, her #1 ally, hop on board with the plan. Despite Ron being locked in to take Cassandra out, Tori masterfully convinces Taran it is best for his game to take out Kacie, since Cassandra would be going after Elsie and Jackson over them if she wins HOH again. On eviction night, there is a tie. Bruce stands and breaks the tie to evict Kacie, shocking Elsie, Jackson, and Ron.

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Kacie's eviction, Lacy won HOH. Elsie and Jackson begin to worry that because Lacy not only didn't vote with them during the last eviction, but also kept Cassandra, that they could be in trouble. Their fears come true when Cassandra joins a new alliance with Brains Bruce, Lacy, and Tori as well as Beauty Taran. Ron feels betrayed by his fellow Brains for not evicting Cassandra, but Tori is able to successfully make amends with him. Taran also tells Ron he is not letting him getting evicted under any circumstances, and is just going along with the new five-person alliance. Lacy nominates Elsie and Jackson at the nomination ceremony. Bruce, Taran, and Tori are drawn for the veto competition, with Jackson coming out on top. Because of this, Lacy names Ron as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Cassandra tells Jackson that she wants to evict Ron, since his showance with Taran worries her more than anything. Although Cassandra pitches the idea of evicting Ron to Bruce and Tori, they ultimately make the decision to evict strategic prowess Elsie, who leaves in a 3-2 vote.

### Week 11

#### Round 1

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Elsie's eviction, Tori wins HOH. Later, Jackson forms an unlikely duo with Cassandra, who tells him she has his back. Tori then nominates Cassandra and Jackson for eviction. Cassandra is annoyed that Tori did not nominate Ron, who has also been an outsider, but is unaware of Ron and Tori's strong friendship since the beginning of the game. Everyone but Taran is drawn for the veto competition, with Tori coming out on top. She leaves her nominations the same. Leading up to eviction, Ron tries to campaign for Cassandra to finally leave. However, the rest of the voters agree that Jackson is a more threatening competition and strategic threat. Jackson leaves the house in a 3-1 vote.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Jackson's eviction, the final six learns about a double eviction, but with a twist. As a result for being evicted, Jackson has become HOH. However, there will be no veto competition. Jackson nominates Bruce and Tori for eviction, since Bruce caused his showmance's eviction, and Tori caused his own. Although Cassandra evicts Tori, the rest of the house evicts Bruce, since they all had personal final two deals with her. Bruce is evicted by a 3-1 vote.

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

Following Bruce's eviction, Lacy wins HOH. She nominates Ron and Taran for eviction, hoping to split up their showmance and targeting Ron. Tarans wins his first veto and competition of the summer, which forces Lacy to pic between one of her closest allies Tori, and house target Cassandra. Although Tori is confident she would stay over Ron, she is determined to get Cassandra out as soon as possible. She lies to Lacy and says that Ron and Taran have been plotting against her, and she can't risk nominating her. Lacy takes these words to heart, naming Cassandra as the replacement nominee. Cassandra is then evicted by Taran and Tori, leaving in a 2-0 vote.

### Week 13

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

Following Cassandra's eviction, Ron wins HOH. He nominates Lacy and Tori for eviction, only leaving off his showmance partner Taran. Tori wins the veto, which forces Taran to become the replacement nominee. On eviction night, Tori makes the optimal move of evicting Taran, since Lacy and Ron will for sure take her to the final two instead of each other.

### Week 14

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerNominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Taran's eviction, the final three compete for final HOH. Tori wins part one, and Lacy wins part two. Tori wins part three, and takes Lacy to the end to stay loyal to their final two alliance, since Ron was perceived as a bigger threat to win.

### Finale

 **Winner6 Votes**

 **Runner-Up3 Votes**

On finale night, Tori says she deserves to win because of her strong strategic game and great positioning, as well as overcoming odds as the Brains were being picked off early in the season. Lacy says she deserves to win because of her social game, and was never really a target after week four. Ultimately, Tori wins by a vote of 6-3. Cassandra is crowned America's Favorite Houseguest.

#### The Jury

 **Tori**

 **Tori**

 **Lacy**

 **Lacy**

 **Lacy**

 **Tori**

 **Tori**

 **Tori**

 **Tori**