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The winner of Big Brother 25 has been revealed after the longest season in the franchise’s history!

“Big Brother 26” during the two-hour finale on Sunday night. She took home the $750,000 grand prize.Makensy Manbeck, the 22-year-old construction worker, came in second place and won $75,000.Cam Sullivan-Brown, the 25-year-old physical therapist, came in third place. Baham and Manbeck faced off against each other in the third part of the final Head of Household competition, which Manbeck won.Manbeck decided to take Baham with her to the final two and evict Sullivan-Brown, who became the seventh and final member of the jury.During his interview with host Julie Chen Moonves, Sullivan-Brown said he wasn’t surprised he got evicted and that the girls “deserved” to make it to the end together.When asked if Manbeck made the right choice in who to evict, he said, “I think it will be very tough to sit next to Chelsie.

assassination attempt of Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris replacing President Joe Biden as the hopeful Democratic nominee for the November election. The hit CBS reality show rarely informs its contestants about developments in the real world — with two past exceptions being the 9/11 terrorist attacks and Trump’s victory in the 2016 election.So will the show break tradition again this season? Host Julie Chen Moonves has an answer. “Right now … No,” she said in an exclusive interview with The Post ahead of the season’s first live eviction on Thursday.“But if, God forbid, something huge happens where we have to, then yes,” the 54-year-old TV personality added.Season 26 started filming July 16, and the cast went into sequester some days before.

“Big Brother” is no stranger to controversy. The hit CBS reality series, which returns for Season 26 tonight, has made headlines at times for the wrong reasons since it started airing in 2000.The show follows a group of people living in a house that is under constant surveillance.

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Julie Chen shared an exciting holiday announcement at the end of the Big Brother season 25 finale!

“Big Brother” Season 25 is quickly winding down. However, fans may be in store for even more alliances, lies, and wicked game play. The show’s host, Julie Chen Moonves, recently teased a possible winter season of the show.

“Big Brother” host Julie Chen Moonves didn’t have a say about her exit from “The Talk” in 2018, claiming that CBS had the final call.“That was a hard time,” Chen Moonves, 53, told “Good Morning America” on Monday, while promoting her new audio memoir, “But First, God.”She continued: “I felt stabbed in the back. I was, you know.”The TV personality moderated the daytime talk show for eight years before leaving in September 2018.

episode — and he's pointing the finger at himself.Speaking to season 24 winner Taylor Hale for ET in the season 25 exit interview, Hisam explains why he doesn't blame anyone else but himself after, despite his best efforts, he was evicted by a unanimous 12-0 vote.«I feel most betrayed by myself. Right? Because I know better,» he said. «And I feel bad about some of the decisions that I made that led me to the position that I was in.»In hindsight, he would have done things differently.«I should have been kinder, I should have been gentler.

's Hannibal Smith famously said, «I love it when a plan comes together.» That was certainly the case on this week's as a number of houseguests pulled off a perfectly executed double cross.So, which houseguest was sent packing? Otherwise, here's how everything that led up to and played out during Thursday's big show.The wheels were set in motion even before last week's eviction, when then-Head of Household Hisam Goueli began to rub people the wrong way with his seemingly overbearing personality and manipulative tactics. However, Hisam had no idea that people felt that way about him — or felt that he'd successfully fooled everyone — and therefore didn't see any sort of scheming coming his way.After Reilly Smedley was sent packing last week — all as Hisam orchestrated — he was feeling pretty confident that his alliance (The Professors) had his back.

Big Brother, one contestant is already proving that brutal honesty can have serious consequences — especially if your honesty feels more like bullying in the eyes of all your fellow houseguests.Leading up to the live eviction on Thursday, Hisam Goueli had won the Head of Household competition and nominated previous HOH Reilly Smedley for eviction as well as Cameron Hardin, who he put up as a false target of sorts.Hisam has talked a great deal about wanting to play an «honest» game, so he didn't mince words when he told Reilly that she was his ultimate target and that he was going to do everything in his power to get her kicked out of the house.Currently, the house is divided into two large alliances — The Handfuls (i.e. the younger players), and The Professors (the older players).

Big Brother, one contestant is already proving that brutal honesty can have serious consequences. Especially if your honesty feels more like bullying in the eyes of all your fellow houseguests.Leading up to Thursday's live eviction, Hisam Goueli had won the Head of Household competition and nominated previous HOH, Reilly Smedley, for eviction — as well as Cameron Hardin, who he put up as a false target of sorts.Hisam has said a big deal about wanting to play an «honest» game.

when the show was forced to address the removal of contestant Luke Valentine after he was caught on camera casually using a racial slur in the house.As Thursday's show began, fans got to see what has been playing out over the past few days leading up to the live eviction show — including when Luke was caught dropping the n-word while in the middle of a conversation with Jared Fields, who is Black, Cory Wurtenberger and Hisam Goueli. The hot mic picked up Luke blurting out, «I'm in the f**king cheese room, n***a,» while talking with Cory, who is white.Luke, a 30-year-old illustrator from Coral Springs, Florida, tried to laugh it off before pausing and attempting to correct his language by saying the word «dude,» instead.

No stranger to controversy, Big Brother has another big one on its hands. Houseguest Luke Valentine, who is white, dropped the N-word during a conversation with Jared Fields, Cory Wurtenberger and Hisam Goueli Tuesday night. “We were in the f****** (inaudible) room, n****”, he said before quickly catching himself and saying “I’m sorry.”

kicked off a new season on Wednesday, and host Julie Chen Moonves had some big twists and turns for the 16 new houseguests who moved into the household — including a mysterious 17th houseguest that wasn't revealed until the closing moments of the night and shook things up in a big way for both contestants and fans alike.The show began by introducing the new houseguests — eight at a time, instead of just four, like usual — and introduced them to the very narrative-driven new Big Brother Multiverse house theme.(The Multiverse is kind of complicated but revolves around three previous contestants breaking in and causing a rift in space and time that is reflected in the design of the house. Check out our exclusive house tour for a better, more in-depth explanation.)After getting a chance to meet each other, the guests were then instructed to enter the house and head right to the backyard to compete in a series of different challenges — each based on a different «universe» from the house.

is about to kick off — which means a whole new house theme for fans to enjoy and for the houseguests to navigate over the next three months.Ahead of the season 25 premiere, stalwart host Julie Chen Moonves invited ET for an exclusive tour of the house, so fans can get pumped up for the excitement to come.«The Multiverse is the theme for season 25,» Julie explained. «What does that mean? That means the game has turned upside down, anything can happen.

CBS has announced the 16 new Houseguests who will be moving into the Big Brother house for Season 25, including a Deaflympics Gold Medalist, Brand Strategist, Exterminator, Geriatric Physician, Professional Flutist, Political Consultant and a DJ from Australia, among others.

house can pull some houseguests back in, even years later!On Friday, fans eagerly awaiting the start of season 25 found out one of the big twists waiting for the next batch of players — and it includes three very familiar faces who are coming back to really shake things up.Longtime host Julie Chen Moonves spoke with ET and revealed that three key players from previous seasons are going to be coming back to change things up in a big way.The returning houseguests include Danielle Reyes, Britney Haynes and Frankie Grande!So what does their involvement mean for the gameplay this coming season? "[It] means the game has turned upside down, anything can happen," Julie teased. «Expect the unexpected more than ever.»Reyes famously competed during Season 3, where she came in second place and was regarded as one of the strongest players to ever enter the house.

Julie Chen Moonves starts our interview with a prayer. “Heavenly Father, thank you for this beautiful day, and thank you for providing peace and patience,” she begins, after asking if I’d like to contribute or simply listen. I choose the latter and admit that this is a first in the decade I’ve been a journalist.

has seen some truly wild moments, shocking twists and simply inspired, unexpected gameplay. Now, stalwart host Julie Chen Moonves is breaking down some of the show's most memorable and surprising moments.Julie recently spoke with ET, ahead of the forthcoming and shared a few of her favorite shocking moments — starting with Dan Gheesling throwing himself a symbolic funeral.«Season 14, Dan staging his own funeral.

's return to CBS with season 25, Julie Chen Moonves is opening up to ET about who the network originally wanted as host and how much longer she sees herself working on the reality TV competition.  When asked if there's anything the fans of the hit series — which sees a group of strangers forced to co-exist in a shared house while they are isolated from the outside world — don't know, Moonves says that CBS wanted another daytime TV fixture to host. «I wasn't the first choice to host.