The HOH Competition on 'Big Brother 25' Is Over — Here's Who Won! (SPOILERS)
Nov. 5 2023, Updated 1:28 p.m. ET
Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Season 25 of Big Brother.
In the Big Brother universe, one houseguest reigns supreme over all the rest. The so-called Head of Household (HOH) weaves through their stay with special permissions, including the bonus that they can’t be evicted from the house the week they are appointed. But these perks come with a cost: While in charge, the HOH must decide whom to nominate for the dreaded eviction.
Season 25 features all new players to the Big Brother game and, so far, no returning vets to shake things up. But don't get it twisted — these newbies have every intention of playing strong individual games, and following the season premiere, the intense game of strategy began.
Read on to learn more about Season 25's latest HOH winner.
Who is the new HOH in 'Big Brother' Season 25?
There's a lot about Big Brother 25 that screams Julie Chen Moonves's iconic saying, "Expect the unexpected," and some of the Head of Household competitions certainly add to those unexpected moments. After the Week 4 HOH competition brought back the iconic Pressure Cooker competition, things got intense.
After Jag's two-week run of the house, according to spoilers, the power is shifting. The live Week 14 episode of Big Brother reveals that for the third time, Bowie won HOH. Meanwhile, we'd be remiss without mentioning that Bowie has yet to be nominated for eviction this entire season.
Right now, Jag and Matt are Bowie's allies, while Felicia may find herself in trouble with Bowie as HOH. That said, Cirie is another potential candidate to go home.
So when will we finally get to see how this season pans out after all the drama?
The finale airs Thursday, Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. and then — and only then — will fans be able to rest easy after all the many twists.
'Big Brother 25' has tons of twists.
From the four-part competition on night one to four nominees from the losers in those comps, Big Brother 25 is a wild ride from the start. Add to that a surprise 17th houseguest, Survivor powerhouse Cirie, who ran the game for a little while in the first half of the season.
Right now, anything can happen. And these are the sort of unexpected possibilities that some fans live for.
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