Only one woman from the Cookout is left in the game.
Chances are slim that Azah will win.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY What did Derek Frazier say to you at that moment before the vote, before your speech?
Hannah Chaddha on ‘Big Brother’.CBS
HANNAH CHADDHA: He was basically saying that he’s okay with going home.
We know where his stuff is located in the house, so we can pack that up for him.
It’s been a pleasure knowing all of us!
That just kind of solidified the possibility of the guys working together.
I don’t think Ky and X were ever going to keep me, especially not Ky.
So I just wish that Derek F. would have been a little more candid with me.
Are you angry with Azah?
I’m not angry with Azah at all.
I don’t have any bitterness toward the four people who are left in that house.
It wasn’t the most rational and prudent game move.
But I can’t be mad at her for it.
I just think that you know, she’s going to follow me real soon.
Tiffany is a strong competitor.
She’s very intelligent.
She was kind of the lead strategist of the Cookout.
I’m going to give her that credit and that accolade because she deserves it.
I think they used her second HOH as kind of a crutch to justify that.
The Cookout talked amongst themselves about the history they were making.
The Cookout tried not to draw attention to ourselves and what bonds us, which is our Blackness.
Toward the end, that was a little harder to avoid.
But we did attempt to be conscientious about drawing too much attention to ourselves.
Do you think there’s a possible path for Azah to win this game?
If she’s able to do that, then mad props to her.
But Kyland, X, and even big D are all very fierce competitors.
So I don’t really see that happening for Azah.
So I suspect that Azah is going to follow me to the jury pretty soon.
