Who Won Head of Household on 'Big Brother Week 6? Who is on The Block?
Rachel Reilly won Head of Household in Week 6, and yep — the game just flipped again. Right after Zach Cornell’s shocking eviction (and his hilariously unused $10,000 “get out of jail free” card), Rachel snagged the HOH key and tied the all-time record with her seventh career HOH win.
It was one of those moments where you could practically hear the collective groan through the live feeds: everyone knows when Rachel’s in power, things get messy fast.
@BBigBrotherBuzz revealed the latest twist in #BB27, announcing that Rachel has claimed the role of Head of Household.
Her win wasn’t just big for the record books — it completely shook up the house’s balance of power. Vince, Mickey, Morgan… all suddenly looked like deer in headlights, realizing the person they’d been targeting (or trash-talking) was now calling the shots.
So, who’s on the block? Three names:
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Mickey Lee – She thought she was in the driver’s seat, but Rachel wasn’t buying it.
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Morgan Pope – A throwaway jury comment came back to bite her. Rachel doesn’t let that stuff slide.
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Vince Panaro – Honestly, this was inevitable. Rachel’s been gunning for him, and now she has the keys to do it.
It’s a fascinating mix: one betrayal, one grudge, and one clear rival. Add in the ripple effects of Zach’s eviction and Keanu Soto keeping himself safe with another competition win, and you’ve got a recipe for pure Big Brother chaos heading into Week 7.
If you missed it: Zach Cornell’s eviction really was the centerpiece of the week. He went out 8–2 against Vince, mostly because he bizarrely chose not to use his secret power or the cash buy-back option he’d won back in Week 1. Even Julie Chen Moonves poked fun at him during his exit interview — a light bop on the head with her cue cards, almost like, “What were you thinking, dude?”
Where to Watch Big Brother 27?
You can catch Big Brother 27 live on CBS every Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday, or stream it on Paramount+ if you’re more of a binge-watcher. And if you really want the unfiltered drama, the live feeds on CBS/Paramount+ are where you’ll see all the deals, meltdowns, and whispered betrayals that don’t always make the primetime cut.
Would you like me to also pull together a quick “What’s Next” spoiler-lite preview (like who might be safe, shifting alliances, etc.) based on the feeds? Could make this feel more forward-looking.
