“Haley’s Shocking Plan Exposed: Taylor Is the Target… But She Nominated Taylor, Melody AND Drew”

“Haley’s Shocking Plan Exposed: Taylor Is the Target… But She Nominated Taylor, Melody AND Drew”

HHaley won the Head of Household competition, and by 1:15 am Devens already had her entire plan. Taylor is the target. Taylor, Melody and Drew go up, Drew gets told he’s a pawn so she isn’t nominating three women, and Lala gets backdoored. Devens took that straight to Dee in the upstairs gym, where the two of them agreed Angela doesn’t get told the Wolf Pack exists, agreed to deny the hidden power to everyone in the house including Haley, and set up a code word so Dee can signal if she lands one of her own. Devens then sat alone in the have-not room and thanked Jeff Probst for the power.

Haley got her HOH room at 2:20 and gave the room a speech instead of a thank-you — no kumbaya, everyone who’s been dragging her name can consider themselves heard. Taylor sank on the couch. Then Haley took meetings until nearly four in the morning. Lyric came up at 2:50 and offered to nominate Mallory and Melody if Haley asked. Mallory came up at 3:00 and got told she’s safe, she’s not the target, and the friend who jumped ship on her in week one said she didn’t want to be tied to a dead horse. Melody came up at 3:15, apologized for a week of talking about Haley behind her back, and answered honestly when asked who she’d have nominated: Haley.

Then Chuk came up, and Haley stopped performing. She called all three of them out and she knows it. Taylor goes up because she has no alliance. Melody goes up as the mean girl. Drew gets used as the pawn, with his showmance as the cover story so he never feels like the bottom. Mallory doesn’t go up at all — Haley wants to pull her across instead, and Chuk keeps pushing back. Dee is already on board with putting Drew up, Devens and Kamu have been consulted, and Chuk has quietly stopped trusting Yash after watching him walk Mallory room to room during the memory comp.

Nominations are today. Three of the four people Haley spent the night reassuring are on her list.

1:15 am — Devens and Dee, upstairs gym

Haley won HOH. Devens has already talked to her.

Devens: “Dude, this is crazy. This is crazy.”
Devens: “We should be good for the week.”
Devens: “What she told me — you haven’t talked to her at all?”
Dee: “No, because I’ve been avoiding.”
Devens: “First of all, when she goes in the HOH, she’s going to torch some people.”
Devens: “Not by name, but she’s going to be like, everyone who’s been mean to me, get the hell out, basically.”
Devens: “And I was like, yeah, you’ve been waiting for this. Let’s do it.”
Devens: “She wants Taylor out.”
Dee: “I know that. Yeah, I know that.”
Devens: “That’s her plan.”
Devens: “So she wants to nominate Taylor and Melody and Drew, because she doesn’t want to put up three women.”
Dee: “Correct.”
Devens: “And then she’s going to tell Drew, you’re a pawn.”
Devens: “We’re going to backdoor Lala.”
Devens: “But she wants Taylor.”

Dee covers her tracks from earlier in the night.

Dee: “I think Drew feels something because he’s in bed already.”
Dee: “He was looking for you and I stopped him.”
Dee: “I went to the room and he was like, oh, is somebody in there? I’m like, I don’t know.”
Dee: “And then I literally stayed with him, went back to the kitchen.”
Devens: “Yeah, he’s like, were you in the have-not room? I almost went in there.”
Dee: “Yeah, Melody was crying earlier.”

On Angela and the Crossovers:

Dee: “Okay, Angela and I spoke here, and she was kind of freaking out a little bit, because if Drew goes up, the only thing he has against us is the Crossovers.”
Dee: “So I told her, just deny it.”
Dee: “And she felt bad, and I was like, me and Devens are going to deny it.”
Dee: “I didn’t tell her about the Wolf Pack.”
Dee: “Whatever. The less things in her brain the better.”

On the power:

Devens: “So we have to, like, work on this. And we’re still denying to Haley, right?”
Devens: “Like, if she presses us on the power, we’re still denying.”
Dee: “Oh, are you kidding me? Like, there’s no power.”
Dee: “No, I’m going to my f—ing grave with that. Are you kidding me?”
Dee: “We’re denying everybody. Not just Haley.”
Devens: “You got me f—ed up. You got me f—ed up. I’m mad.”

Dee is hoping the next power comes to her.

Dee: “Who do you think will have it? Because I’m thinking maybe, like, an underdog. You know what I mean?”
Devens: “If you don’t get it, it could be, like, a Mallory.”
Dee: “Yeah, so if I don’t get it, it’s somebody else.”
Dee: “Cause it’s the next 24 hours, right?”
Devens: “If you got the power, yeah, you should get it. And I think both times it’s come before nominations.”
Dee: “Please, D. Give it to D. I want to ask, but then I feel bad if I ask for it because he got one already.”
Dee: “Okay, yes. Give it to me, please.”
Devens: “We are going to have fun.”
Dee: “Please, because I know that they’re going to put us up together.”
Devens: “And it’s going to be, when two powers combine, it’s going to be like—”
Dee: “I wish I knew who you guys hated so we could go after that.”
Devens: “If not that, hopefully someone comes out in a leotard.”

Dee: “That’s it, I have no tea.”
Devens: “Nothing crazy.”
Dee: “I’ve been avoiding Haley. She’s like, I don’t want to sleep alone. She told me and Angela.”
Dee: “I’m like, I don’t f—ing want to sleep there.”
Devens: “That’s a bad look.”
Devens: “I think if we can avoid meeting just the two of us after nominations, we do it. Unless there’s something, an emergency that we need to say.”
Dee: “I agree.”
Devens: “We’ll probably get dragged in in groups.”
Dee: “Yeah, that’s fine. That’s great. That’s fine.”

They set up a code word for if Dee gets a power of her own.

Devens: “And also — if you get the power.”
Dee: “Lizard immediately. Lizard here in the gym.”
Devens: “Lizard in the gym? Or do you just want to give me a code that you have it and we can talk about it later?”
Dee: “Yeah, I could maybe pass by you and be like, I got it. Or I don’t even want to say that. I don’t want to put that into the universe. Someone could overhear.”
Devens: “No, I mean like a code word. Like if you start talking about—”
Dee: “Double lizard.”
Devens: “No, that’s too hard. Like if you start talking. Who’s a random Survivor player?”
Devens: “If you talk Drew on Jeopardy.”
Devens: “If you start talking about Jeopardy and Drew to me, I’m going to be like… Dude!”
Dee: “Dude!”
Devens: “And we can catch up later.”
Devens: “If it’s something you have to tell me about for whatever reason, then you can lizard me.”
Devens: “I’ll know lizard means I got to go.”
Dee: “Yeah, yeah, yeah. ASAP.”

Dee: “Oh, Devens, I f—ing love you, dude. I’m so happy we’re doing this together. I can’t believe how this is working.”
Dee: “It’s crazy, like, solidifying, like, the right—”
Devens: “I know, we’re right in the right group.”
Dee: “And it’s like, I see like Taylor, for example, she’s so awesome, but like slow in gameplay, you know what I mean?”
Dee: “And like even the girls, like I like Lyric, I like Melody, I like them as people, but it’s like they just talk to each other.”
Devens: “No, Lyric came to me tonight for like the first time and I was like, hey, I’m trying to get on the right side of the house.”
Devens: “Because I was in an alliance called the Love Triangle with Rome and Jason and they’re both—”

Devens says Lyric named Chuk as the other person she’s talking to, that he told her he’d see what he could do, and that the good news is she isn’t going up so he can take credit for it.

On Chuk:

Dee: “He’s f—ing with us.”
Devens: “We’re getting more and more in common, which I’m fine.”
Devens: “Big target. But he’s — like him, and we can let someone else take him out.”
Dee: “Correct.”
Dee: “Yeah, I think we’re good. I think we’re in good shape. I think this is looking kind of good.”
Dee: “Worst case, we get put up together.”

Devens floats doing it all again, with Haley in the chair this time.

Devens: “We should probably have another tea party.”
Dee: “You want to?”
Devens: “If we play our cards right, we could probably get Haley to light the world on fire.”
Dee: “They already hate them so much.”
Dee: “We have to get them to hate them more. I think we should.”
Dee: “She already said no meetings tonight.”
Devens: “We maybe don’t have to do anything. She might just take care of it.”
Devens: “I mean, she’s going to torch them as soon as she gets in her HOH.”
Devens: “She’s going to be like, anyone who’s talked trash about me can leave. That’s her plan.”
Dee: “That’s her plan.”
Devens: “She told me. She told me.”
Devens: “She’s going to be like, people who have been slinging my name through the mud for weeks can just leave.”
Dee: “We’re going to go out to her and be like, you did so good.”
Devens: “100%.”
Dee: “America loves you. This is amazing. This is amazing.”
Dee: “Can you believe this?”
Dee: “Two little Survivors on this Brother. Who are we?”
Devens: “I mean, we’re getting to the end of week four here.”
Devens: “We’re guaranteed next week because of our power.”
Devens: “Well, you know, knock on wood.”
Devens: “But this is looking good. I know, dude. This is looking good.”
Dee: “This is so fun.”
Devens: “Dude, I know Jack and Juju and Becca are so psyched about this. Look at what we’re doing.”
Dee: “So hopefully I get the power.”
Devens: “All right, get out of here. I’ll be down.”

Devens alone, to the camera

Devens: “Jeff Probst, I love you.”
Devens: “I hope we’re doing you proud, Jeff.”
Devens: “I’m a have-not for the second time.”
Devens: “My first four weeks, half of them will be sleeping on the wood and eating nothing and cold showers.”
Devens: “And it’s all better than Survivor. It’s all living the dream.”
Devens: “It’s like a reward if you’re on Survivor.”
Devens: “Probst, we love you.”
Devens: “And Dee and I are trying to rep all you Survivors out there. Every Survivor player out there. We got you. We’re doing this for you.”
Devens: “Let’s go. Let’s go. The tribe has spoken.”
Devens: “Survivor fans, we love you. Big Brother fans, we love you.”
Devens: “We hope we’re making you proud.”
Devens: “We’re trying to give you a show and we’re gonna win this whole thing.”
Devens: “Maybe. We’re trying.”
Devens: “Thank you. And thank you for the power, by the way. We’re gonna make something good with it.”

They meet up with Angela and Haley in the kitchn .
Devens: “Just waiting for your key.”

2:20 am Haley gets her HOH room

2:50 am — Haley and Lyric, HOH room

Haley won HOH. Lyric came up to the HOH room. Lyric is in the Giggle Girls with Mallory and Melody, formed Wednesday night.

Haley: “It sucks because you’re best friends, so if there’s anything that we can do to uplift that or bring it into a different light, or however you want to do it.”
Lyric: “I’m ready to work fully with you guys. I’m willing. I want to win competitions.”
Haley: “And you’ve proved that you can win a veto, you know what I mean? Because I feel like people take you for granted because you’re little, you’re very soft-spoken, you’re so sweet, and I’m like, no, you have f—ing fire. I told you that in our conversation outside.”
Lyric: “Well, and I will tell you everything you want to know.”
Haley: “I am somebody that I can walk into a room and three people already hate me just for what I look like. And it has nothing to do with me as a person.”

Lyric offers up names.

Lyric: “Okay, if I tell you this, there’s a good chance that these two people are going to hate me in the house. But you probably already know who doesn’t like you.”
Haley: “But I want to know why.”
Lyric: “But if I tell you, please don’t say it came directly from me, because they’re going to hate me.”
Haley: “Can you guess who the two are?”
Lyric: “Let me guess. Mallory and Melody?”
Haley: “No.”
Lyric: “I have no idea.”

Haley says Lala and Taylor.

Haley: “See, she just tried to play it up.”
Haley: “So Lala, she tried to put me up with Devens, and Devens is like, no, no, no, I’m not doing that.”
Haley: “I already knew the other one, but when it was brought to my attention, it was Melody and Mallory that were shit-talking about me.”
Lyric: “Okay, I’ve never heard them directly talk shit about you.”
Lyric: “I have never ever shit-talked about you, because I know that you are gonna win competitions in this game and you’re someone I wanna work with in the long term.”

On Taylor:

Haley: “What all has Taylor said?”
Lyric: “Today, she was like—”
Haley: “She was giving me a hard stare all f—ing day.”
Lyric: “Today, she’s like, I know Haley was campaigning against me in the first week.”
Haley: “That’s the thing. I told her, you’re a have-not, I’m gonna go for you the entire time. I made her a promise, and if I make somebody a promise, I’m keeping it. And I kept it.”
Haley: “But with the Ashley thing it was hard, because Taylor is a better competitor over Ashley, but it would make sense to not divide the house.”
Haley: “So there was no campaigning. And I even told her that. And there was some weird wording. And I even apologized.”
Haley: “And I’m always like, if there’s something I can do better, let me know.”
Haley: “So was that the first week, or was it recent?”
Lyric: “You literally cannot say anything. I’m trusting you today.”
Haley: “For sure. What was her problem? She was gunning for me today.”
Lyric: “She said you were campaigning for her first week, and you forget she knows that.”
Lyric: “I thought we already squashed it.”
Haley: “That’s the shit you can’t do in this game. You can’t hold on to grudges like that.”
Lyric: “You can hold on to grudges, but also you don’t forget, right?”

On Mallory and Melody:

Lyric: “But in terms of Melody and Mallory, I will tell you straight up, Mallory said she would put you on the block.”
Haley: “Well, figured, because, again, you’re guilty by association.”
Lyric: “I know, but I’m telling you right now, I love those girls. I love them so much.”
Haley: “So what’s your strategic plan, how you’re going to get off with them, though?”
Lyric: “I’m going to be friendly, but I’m not going to talk game.”
Haley: “Do they even talk game?”
Lyric: “A little bit recently, because Mallory’s on the block.”
Lyric: “And she was freaking the f— out today because she knew that there was a chance that she could go home. And I knew that, too.”
Lyric: “I love her as a person, but I’m telling you, Haley, truthfully and honestly, I wanna work with you and the people you are working with.”
Lyric: “I can’t fight just for two people. I can’t fight for myself. I get put up week after week.”

Lyric lays out her old alliances.

Lyric: “I will tell you this, and I told Kamu this, too. I was in an alliance with Jason and Rome. It was called the Love Triangle.”
Haley: “I knew, and I knew about your Four Seasons, too.”
Lyric: “That was very brief, and that was Rome that did the Four Seasons. It was Drew, Melody.”
Lyric: “Anyways, part of me really doesn’t know about Drew, like where he stands and things like that.”
Haley: “He tells us one thing and I know he tells the other girls the other thing.”
Lyric: “I don’t really talk game with Drew, to be completely honest.”
Lyric: “But moving forward in this game, if I’m going to last long, I need to align with the right people who are going to win competitions and get power and keep me safe.”
Lyric: “In turn, I want to win competitions and keep you guys safe.”
Haley: “And you already have it. I already told you when you asked up there, and I’m like, if I win.”
Haley: “I was like, if I win, I’m not putting you guys on the block. And it was good that we had that mutual understanding.”

Haley on Lala:

Haley: “But yeah, I’m not surprised about Taylor. Lala has been talking a lot of shit, but it was nothing of substance either.”
Haley: “And I actually made amends with her the other day, because I’m like, listen, there’s nothing that I’ve done to you. It was because I chose Angela, is what it felt like to me.”
Haley: “And this whole mom in the house, I made one comment, one time, saying, wow, there’s never been two moms in the house.”
Haley: “And it wasn’t like pick a side. They’re both very different. So I think it just got out of context really quick.”

Lyric: “I just want you to know, I have never talked shit about you in this house.”
Lyric: “I don’t think you’ve ever talked shit about anyone besides Rome.”
Haley: “Well, he did that to himself. He came into this game hot.”
Haley: “So the first week, Melody was jumping ship from Mallory.”
Lyric: “First f—ing week. I know, I know.”
Lyric: “She came up to me, she was like, I need to disassociate from her. Because she’s a target. And that was first week.”
Lyric: “But I’ve always wanted to work with you. Like from the get-go. You’re a badass.”
Lyric: “We just got on both ends of the house, which sucked. And again, you’re guilty by association. It’s because of Rome.”
Lyric: “And I love Jason so much. But they’re gone.”

Haley tells her what it will take.

Haley: “So I think, again, for your own gameplay, I think you should just keep doing what you’re doing, but you kind of need to do a hard— like, you have to prove to our alliance on our end that this is who you are and this is what you want to do, because no one’s going to take that serious until you do that.”
Haley: “And again, so it’s like your gameplay, you know what you got to do. If you decide to do it, great. If not, whatever.”
Lyric: “I’m dead ass, Haley. That’s it for me.”
Lyric: “Moving forward in this game, I will be loyal to you. I will be loyal to you.”
Haley: “Why were they crying on the f—ing couch today?”
Lyric: “When?”
Haley: “Because Melody was crying.”
Lyric: “I don’t know. I haven’t talked to Melody this whole night.”
Lyric: “Because I’m not working with Melody. A part of me doesn’t trust her.”
Haley: “I don’t trust her either.”
Lyric: “I don’t trust her because she was so easy to jump ship on Mallory like that.”
Haley: “I know. I don’t like that.”
Lyric: “I love Mallory. When she’s crying, I’m going to be there for her.”
Lyric: “Game-wise, she’s a fat target, and people are going to get her out quick.”
Haley: “Yeah, but she keeps f—ing winning.”
Lyric: “She keeps winning.”
Haley: “I know.”
Lyric: “But if I win something and you tell me to put them on the block, I will.”
Haley: “Okay. Thank you. Because I know that you’re going to go far in this game.”

Haley on Jason:

Haley: “Well, I just, like, I want people to play their own game. But, like, again, I was telling Jason.”
Haley: “And I never gave Jason another reason to call my name out. Because I extended the olive branch. And I was like, listen, I want you to find your light. Like, give it love and let it go.”
Haley: “Like, people might not like me. And this has been my whole life. By what I look like, what sport I do, whatever.”
Haley: “But the fact that he did it to me again, I was like, f— that. There’s no f—ing reason.”
Haley: “But I already knew the Taylor thing. I already knew the Lala thing.”
Haley: “Somebody did, out of that group, just come and say that it was a lot of bash talk, but it’s clearly— I don’t know how honest that was.”
Haley: “It was like, oh, Haley this, Haley that. And I’m like, you take everything with a grain of salt with this game.”
Haley: “Because everyone’s going to say what they want to do beforehand. So I’m going to talk to both of them and see.”
Haley: “But I thought Mallory and I were cool. I thought she would have put up Dee and Angela before me.”
Lyric: “Well, this week she was trying to campaign with Dee and Angela because she’s on the block. She never once came up to me.”
Lyric: “She told me, she’s like, I don’t see the point in campaigning for those people because nothing’s going to change them. They’re already not going to vote me in.”
Lyric: “I’m thinking in my head, girl, you better campaign with people because you don’t even have the votes.”
Haley: “I’ve tried talking to her one time about game, about, like, hey, how are you feeling?”
Haley: “I think for you, I feel like you do need to branch out to other people, and she didn’t take that. Probably pissed her off, but I was like, you need to talk to other people.”
Haley: “You have to in this game to kind of solidify different angles, and she just, everywhere you go, she follows.”
Lyric: “It’s literally like a lost puppy.”

Lyric makes the pitch.

Lyric: “I’m telling you truthfully and honestly, and I’m not bulls—ting you. I promise.”
Lyric: “I will keep you safe in this game.”
Lyric: “I will win competitions and you will not go up.”
Lyric: “I will keep you and your people safe. I’ve already told Chuk.”
Haley: “The thing is, you can’t keep everyone safe, so just be very careful. That triangle or whatever you want to do.”
Haley: “But the eight that came up to this room, when all that happened, it was just to get Rome out.”
Haley: “There’s nothing beyond that, of the fact of like, because I don’t trust everyone that was in that room. I don’t.”
Haley: “But the fact that we had to do it because we saw the other end, and Dee was right when she said it.”
Haley: “So trust three people and run with it and see where you land, and prove to them that you can, and you’re off that ship.”
Haley: “And I’m rocking with you, so we’re good. You’ve always been straight up.”
Haley: “Like, even Ashley, Taylor, Lala, Mel and all of them — has anyone ever asked about me as a person, or how am I doing? Nobody else has.”
Haley: “So I take that with mad respect, too. Because this is more than just a game.”
Haley: “This is a game of strategic, emotional, mental, physical. But you fill all the boxes there. So I do appreciate that.”
Lyric: “Part of the way you gain someone’s trust, too, is by getting to know them. On a basic human level. Not just by, like, hey, what do you want to do today?”
Lyric: “And from here on out, if I hear your name, I’ll tell you where it’s coming from.”
Haley: “You will, and you’re a badass and you can take the bulls—.”
Haley: “That’s why I said what I did, because I’m like, don’t come in here trying to be my f—ing friend. Like, you’ve not talked to me. You’ve never asked me how my day was, but I constantly, I’m kind.”
Haley: “So don’t come trying to f—ing steal my snacks or being weirdo. I hate that shit. I hate the fake shit, too.”
Lyric: “But no, I truly mean it when I say that I want to work with you in this game. You’re a badass.”
Lyric: “And I also love Dee, too. And Angela’s great. I love Angela, too.”
Haley: “Sometimes she’s a little hard to warm up to, but she’s great. I love her, and she loves you so much, too.”
Lyric: “I’m so glad that this happened.”
Haley: “Yes, and again, anything you say, I won’t say anything.”
Lyric: “Hang in there. You got this. It’s going to be a long night.”
Lyric: “Let me know if you need anything.”
Haley: “Thank you, thank you, thank you.”

3:00 am — Haley and Mallory, HOH room

Mallory came up to the HOH room. Mallory won the BB Blockbuster earlier tonight and came off the block.

Mallory: “I’m just, like, kind of curious where your head is at.”
Haley: “Um, well, I feel like I’ve just had, like, a rough couple of weeks, too, and again, it’s easy to say shit at the beginning, but I think when your name’s just kind of dragged.”
Haley: “A lot. Your name’s been brought up a lot about me.”
Mallory: “Me?”
Haley: “Yeah, like how you kind of came up.”
Haley: “Somebody told you that we know that you’ve been saying, oh, if I win, I’m going to get this person, this person, this person out.”
Mallory: “Oh, yeah, that’s what Kamu told me.”
Haley: “Yeah, well, I’ve heard it from more than just Kamu.”

Haley: “So it does suck from that standpoint, because it’s like, I’m a no bulls— person.”
Haley: “Like, I’m going to rock with you, you know, always rocked with me.”
Haley: “And I always thought that we were good too, but we really have never really talked a lot of game either.”
Haley: “And I understand, when you’re on both sides of the house, it’s hard because you don’t want to play your cards. You don’t want to say too much.”
Haley: “I think where my head’s at is like, actions speak more than words too.”
Haley: “And so it’s like, I’m good to brush everything under, you know, water under the bridge. Let’s see how things plan out and work.”
Haley: “Never once have you ever been like, oh, I’m gonna gun for her, you know, until, again, it starts coming up, coming up, coming up.”
Haley: “And I’m like, well, what the f— did I do to her?”
Haley: “But again, guilty by association. I am another female that you probably don’t talk to in the house.”
Haley: “So it’s kind of like a shit feeling on the other end. But I feel like I kind of hold my cards well.”
Haley: “I just feel like you should really watch who you say things to, because it is going to come out.”

Mallory denies the rumour that got her nominated.

Mallory: “When Kamu told me that — Kamu told me he heard if I was going to put up him, you, and Chuk. I have never said that.”
Mallory: “And you can even ask Kamu, like, I was flabbergasted.”
Mallory: “And Kamu said he also heard that I was going to put up Barrett, and that I was going to put up the three icons, which I’ve never said.”
Haley: “So maybe somebody he thought he was close to was saying that, that you’re close to.”

Haley tells her about Melody.

Haley: “I will let you know, somebody that you are close to, first week, was one to jump ship from you immediately.”
Haley: “She said, I don’t want to be tied to a dead horse.”
Haley: “And look where she’s at now.”
Haley: “Still trying to be bestie because you’re winning. So I would be very careful.”
Haley: “And I did try to warn you, not once but twice, you need to talk to other people.”
Haley: “Because of the fact that this is a game, but people will turn on you quicker than you can freaking blink.”
Haley: “And I’ve been guilty of that with Jason. I extended an olive branch again after you f—ing burned me, and you did it again. I’m a person of my word.”
Haley: “So for you, you’re not my target. I’m not coming after you.”
Haley: “I don’t care what you said about me in the first week. Actions speak more than words.”
Haley: “I think everyone was kind of just talking, chirping at the beginning.”
Haley: “But for you, be very careful who you say anything to, even if it’s your best friends.”
Mallory: “Okay.”
Haley: “I just want you to know that. So you can take it how you want it.”
Haley: “But it was, I’m not going to be tied to a dead horse forever.”
Mallory: “That’s the first time hearing that too.”

Mallory: “Things that are untrue are being spread about me.”
Mallory: “I have really not been acting like I’m gunning for anyone.”
Mallory: “The only person I really said I’m going for, and it’s not even true anymore, is when Dee put me up.”
Mallory: “And I don’t even think I would do that anymore, but that’s the only thing I’ve really ever been like, I would for sure do this.”
Mallory: “So the whole thing Kamu was telling me, like I would put up you, him, and Chuk — that couldn’t have been true, because I had been saying since he put me up.”
Haley: “Just look who you’re friends with.”
Haley: “Because that’s, I’m pretty sure, that is literally guilty by association.”
Haley: “So you’re an easy target. You are a huge target in this house because of the fact that you are winning.”
Haley: “But you’re not mine. You’re not going to be. I promise.”
Haley: “So, I don’t like to promise anything, but you’re good.”
Haley: “But I feel for you, because I know how hard that you’re working.”
Haley: “Again, not only in the gym, but how good you are as a player, how good you are, again, as a friend.”
Haley: “And I hate seeing that. I would hate to see you crumble because you put all your eggs in a basket.”
Haley: “And I have had the conversation with people who are like, branch out, branch out, because I didn’t want to say anything because it’s not my place.”
Haley: “But that hurts me for you.”
Mallory: “Yeah, that’s crazy.”
Haley: “I’m going to let you breathe this week, girl.”
Mallory: “You are?”
Haley: “I’m going to let you breathe.”
Mallory: “Okay, thank you. And that will mean so much to me.”
Mallory: “You are completely safe with me. And I promise that. Actions speak louder than words, like you said.”
Mallory: “Obviously, I need a breather.”
Mallory: “Yeah, okay, wow. That’s so interesting.”

Haley: “And I would appreciate, obviously, anything that we talk about, just keep it between us too.”
Haley: “But again, this is a game, and I just don’t want to see anyone get hurt. I feel like you wear a lot of your emotions, and I don’t want to see you get hurt.”
Haley: “Chuk and I were talking. I was like, at the beginning, I was like, f—ing Mallory, why don’t you work with Mallory? And then you kind of got sucked into the other end.”
Mallory: “Yeah, I spend a lot of time by myself too.”
Haley: “You do. And I notice that and I try to keep your space. So I’m always like, hey, come back up, or hey, come join.”
Mallory: “Today I was like, hey, you want to play chess? You’re like, I’m good. And I was like, damn it.”
Mallory: “Sometimes I need to work on that, because I feel like sometimes people think I maybe don’t want to talk to them.”

Haley asks the question.

Haley: “So if you won, who would you have put up?”
Haley: “And again, everything stays between us, I’m not going to say anything.”
Mallory: “Well, my original plan if I had won was to try to talk to Kamu and see who was telling him these things about me, like who told him I was going to put up Barrett.”
Mallory: “Because obviously he didn’t tell me. I never heard that.”
Mallory: “I was like, I hang out with Barrett like every single day.”
Haley: “But to be very honest, guilty by association, I think I’ve heard that everyone has said me, f—ing Kamu and Chuk, which I’m like — and we never solidified anything.”
Haley: “I think it’s just Chuk and I were best friends at the beginning. And Kamu and I kind of look alike.”
Haley: “So I’m like, I feel like we just look worse than what we are. So I don’t care at this point. It is what it is.”
Mallory: “So that’s why I was going to try to get some stuff out of him and just be like, basically I want to know, because he said the same thing, someone I’m close with said that you’re gunning for me. So I would try to get out of him who was it.”

On the power:

Mallory: “And then, I don’t know, it also depends who has this power.”
Mallory: “I don’t have it. I feel like Devens has it.”
Haley: “He doesn’t have it.”
Mallory: “He doesn’t?”
Haley: “I would have known.”
Mallory: “I just assumed he would, because he came in with, you know.”
Haley: “I think that maybe Jason had it and he couldn’t use it until next week.”
Mallory: “I don’t think Jason had it, because he said, America hates me.”
Haley: “But he also told everyone, I’ll use you as a shield. Use me how you need me to.”
Haley: “But I think it’s all, America hates me. Like, he knows he’s going out. So I felt like that was like a sympathy. Like, Jason, we don’t hate you.”
Mallory: “Maybe. Actually, you could be right.”
Haley: “Yeah, it could have been Jason.”

Mallory: “But honestly, I don’t know who I would put up if I was HOH this week.”
Mallory: “My plan was going to be to try to talk to Kamu and be like, who was saying the things about me, and go from there and talk to everybody.”
Haley: “I mean, that’s a hard question, because after I won, everyone’s like, you’re not excited. And I was like, I’m excited, but this is a lot, you know?”
Haley: “You like hot Cheetos? You can have all those. I don’t want them.”
Mallory: “I’ll have a couple hot Cheetos.”
Haley: “You can have the whole bag.”
Haley: “I told those motherf—ers, I said, you’ve been talking shit on me. Don’t ask for my f—ing snack.”
Haley: “I thought that was a nice speech. But I’m a straight shooter.”
Mallory: “Yeah, don’t come and be fake with me. That’s also, I feel like, part of the downside of being HOH.”
Haley: “Yeah, don’t be fake. I already know what it is.”
Haley: “I can do water under the bridge if it’s the dumb shit. Like, okay, yeah, we look like we’re together because we hang out together. It is what it is. You’re guilty by association.”
Haley: “But the dumb shit — there was stuff that’s like, oh, Haley’s a b—-.”
Haley: “And I’m like, I’ve never been mean to anybody in this house, even when people are being mean to me. So I’m like, whatever.”
Haley: “I’m like, don’t talk about my character. If it’s about the game, let’s talk about the game.”
Mallory: “Yeah, especially if you haven’t done anything.”
Haley: “So I’m like, if somebody wants something to talk about, at least I’ll give them something to talk about with being a f—ing HOH, I guess.”

Haley: “Is there anything that you’re worried about?”
Mallory: “Now I’m a little worried. Who said they wanted me tied to a dead horse?”
Mallory: “I was a little worried that today I didn’t know, like, if it was me versus Lala, if I was going to go home, you know?”
Mallory: “I was really confident if it was me versus Jason.”
Haley: “I thought it was going to be a split decision.”
Mallory: “That’s what I was thinking, too.”
Haley: “And Kamu was going to have to break it.”
Haley: “I never asked, because I think I told you, I want to be alone in the totem pole. I just want no drama.”
Haley: “Like, this weekend, clearly, I didn’t get that, because your tea party got ruined.”
Haley: “And I already told you, like, hey, you had mine.”
Haley: “And again, if I give you my word on something, I’m going to keep it.”
Haley: “But it looked like it was going to come down to a half and a half.”
Mallory: “Yeah, and that was making me nervous, because I feel like some people were telling me they were going to, but then I was getting a five.”
Haley: “I did hear that Barrett told you that it was going to look like it was going to go one way versus the other.”
Mallory: “Well, Barrett just told me that he was worried. And that made me really worried.”

Mallory notices the time. It is 3:10 am and Melody is outside.

Mallory: “This game is crazy. There’s people that are friends with my friends that I trust by association, and I don’t know if they’re telling me the truth, type of thing.”
Haley: “Trust your gut. Trust your gut.”
Haley: “And obviously just be cautious of what you say. Take this week as a breather.”
Mallory: “Okay, thank you so much.”
Haley: “And just breathe and let yourself just relax. Because I know it sucks, but it is what it is.”
Haley: “And I don’t know if it’s, like, keep your friends close, your enemies closer type of thing.”
Haley: “Because if you and all of the people you surround yourself with — you are the best one. You are the best one.”
Haley: “Again, it wasn’t just like she said it to me. She said it in front of a lot of people.”
Haley: “And I think it’s because you cried that day. And it kind of stuck. But ever since you started winning, winning, winning, she never said anything else.”
Haley: “I never would have said that about a friend.”
Haley: “Just be careful. Because heaven forbid you lose one thing, and then it’s going to be a 180 for you. And I just don’t want that to happen.”
Mallory: “I have been kind of thinking that. It does worry me a little that I feel like people see me as kind of a competitor. But I haven’t won like a lot of things.”
Haley: “It’s your energy. It’s the way you carry yourself. You are a complete package.”
Haley: “You’re beautiful. You’re in great shape. You have good morals. You’re kind. You take care of yourself. You follow routine. You’re consistent. That’s a good, well-rounded person.”
Haley: “Again, me being an example — I got f—ing tattoos and I’m tall. People already automatically think it’s like one thing versus another.”
Haley: “So I think you’re a whole character, and then you throw the game into it, and you’re showing that you battle with the boys, not even just the girls.”
Haley: “So take that as a f—ing confidence boost of, like, f— yeah, I can do this.”
Haley: “I think your confidence has jumped so much, and I’m so proud of you.”
Haley: “And if something happens in the next couple weeks, own it, take it, again, f—ing win HOH. It’s anyone’s game. But I would just watch your back with people you’re close with.”
Mallory: “Thank you. You’re the second person to tell me that, so something weird is going on.”
Haley: “I’m a straight shooter and I wouldn’t say it just to blow smoke. There’s no benefit of me telling you that.”
Haley: “It’s just because I do care about you as a person, and I do feel like we’ve gotten a little bit closer.”
Haley: “I feel like we have a lot in common, with working out and eating healthy. Little things. We don’t have to have the same favorite color or the same animal, but it’s the characteristics.”
Haley: “And I do think that you’re a great player. I would love to work with you.”
Haley: “You know, and see how the game shakes out. But I just want to make sure that you’re good before the game.”
Mallory: “And you’re right. I should really work on more connections outside of my little group.”
Haley: “And it doesn’t have to be big things. Because Barrett and I talk a lot. He’s like, I don’t love the big groups. I’m like, I don’t either.”
Haley: “Sometimes I just need to recharge my battery somewhere else.”
Haley: “I always try to keep inviting you, just because I feel like one day she’s going to crack.”
Mallory: “You know, I’m excited for that.”

They wrap up. Haley says she cares about Mallory as a person and is there for her outside the game. Mallory thanks her and heads downstairs.

3:15 am – Haley and Melody, HOH room

Melody comes up to the HOH room. Haley is showing off her photos.

Melody: “Oh, hello.”
Haley: “Hi. Welcome to my MTV groups.”
Melody: “I love it.”
Melody: “This is not what I thought Loki was going to look like based on your description.”
Haley: “Well, he’s closing his mouth.”
Haley: “And I love that everyone thought that was my mom, but my mom is a blonde bombshell.”
Melody: “I could totally picture that with you.”
Haley: “Blonde bombshell, but she is so amazing.”
Melody: “I love that they took that photo. I love how they included that for you.”
Haley: “Because she has meant so much to me.”
Melody: “Yeah, especially being a part of your project.”
Melody: “I know, she’s so cute.”

Melody turns it to game.

Melody: “But obviously, you’re HOH, and I know—”
Melody: “We don’t talk game like that much at all, so I already know that’s like a huge factor, the nominations. And I know we have to nominate three people, potentially four. I know it’s hard.”
Haley: “I think just the last couple weeks, like, your name has got thrown out a little bit, just with, like, chirping here and there.”
Haley: “But again, I already kind of — we kind of squashed that too.”

The feeds flip. When we’re back.

Melody: “Even with Kamu, I was frustrated with Kamu as well.”
Haley: “I felt like he didn’t really come with me.”
Haley: “But the things that you don’t see is, I constantly invite Mallory to come up. Like today, I did it today.”
Haley: “I was like, hey, you want to come play chess? No, I’m good. Hey, you want to walk? No, I’m good. Little things.”
Melody: “No, I can totally see that.”
Haley: “But I think if you don’t see the full picture — because everyone talks in this house, and everyone’s going to try to get an edge on. But people are coming after your name, 100%.”
Haley: “Melody’s doing this. Melody’s talking shit about me here. And it’s multiple people.”
Haley: “So when I got that today, I was like, damn, I thought we were cool.”
Haley: “But I’ve never given anyone in this house anything to talk about.”
Haley: “So that’s where I’m just kind of like, yeah, winning this HOH is—”
Haley: “I’m a no bulls—. I’m going to call it out as it is.”
Melody: “No, I appreciate it.”
Haley: “I just want to know where a lot of that stems from.”
Haley: “So if me not being whatever with Mallory — I still don’t understand. Like that’s not even gameplay. That’s just like mean girl.”
Haley: “What’s the point?”

Melody apologizes.

Melody: “Yeah, and I know what you’re saying. I think, again, I was just taking out a lot of my frustrations on you, just in general with the divide in the house.”
Melody: “I really was concerned because I obviously wanted Mallory to stay, and it felt like a lot of people were lying about wanting her to stay.”
Melody: “And I think I was just taking out that frustration on you, to be honest, because I didn’t see those different things that you just mentioned.”
Melody: “So I thought maybe it was you orchestrating it, or whatever it was.”
Haley: “I got no say.”
Melody: “No, and I know that.”
Melody: “So that’s honestly just the truth. I feel like I was just taking out those frustrations.”
Melody: “I was very scared that Mallory was going to go home. I don’t want to lose her.”

Haley brings up the first week.

Haley: “But do you remember that first week? You were very quick to jump ship and say, like, I don’t want to be tied to a dead horse.”
Haley: “And I squashed that, because I was like, it’s not my business, not my problem.”
Haley: “And of course I’ve talked to Mallory about it as well. That’s why we’re close like we are now. We’ve talked about those things together.”
Melody: “But no, I completely see what you’re saying, and yeah, I obviously was talking too loud, and it’s biting me in the ass.”
Melody: “It’s just what it is.”
Haley: “I just think, again, not everyone has to be best friends, but we just have to be cordial, and this game is more than just a game.”
Haley: “Because if you speak out of your character, then that’s like, oh shit, that’s that person’s character.”
Haley: “Same thing Jason did. It was more than what Jason was doing.”

Haley: “I’m just like, what the f—? So I agree.”
Haley: “Again, like I already told you, water under the bridge of the stuff that happened. But it was hurtful hearing that today.”
Melody: “And I would be hurt, too. And I am owning up to that. I do apologize. That is on me.”
Melody: “And again, I think it was me taking out my frustrations just from everything, and the fear of losing Mallory, and the fact that Jason might win the Blockbuster. It was a lot.”
Melody: “Just was caught in a bad moment, to be honest with you.”
Melody: “And I don’t mean to direct all of that anger and frustration.”
Haley: “I do appreciate the apology, though.”
Melody: “Because I’m also not going to sit here and act like I didn’t.”
Haley: “You kind of think about the what ifs, and I hate doing the what ifs, but I’m like, if I didn’t win HOH, this is gonna continue, you know what I mean?”
Haley: “And again, it is a game, it is what it is, but what pisses me off the most is I’m not giving anyone a reason.”
Haley: “It’s because either A, what I look like, or B, who I hang myself around with.”
Haley: “And it’s been like that my whole life, and it f—ing pisses me off, but there’s nothing you can do about it.”

On the nominations:

Haley: “So I think I’m going to play, like, obviously the nomination is straight up. I’m going to talk to everyone as it is.”
Haley: “I’m not really going to give cards out, because I think, again, this is a game and I have to do what’s best for myself.”
Haley: “I’m not going to do it off emotions. Like, oh, I’m pissed she said this. I’m not doing that. Or he did that. I’m not doing that.”
Haley: “It’s strictly just gameplay.”
Melody: “No, absolutely.”
Haley: “Of what I want to do and what’s best for the people that I’m working with. But ultimately, what’s best for me, too.”
Haley: “Like, where my head’s at.”

Haley asks Melody the question.

Haley: “But if you won, who would you have put up, realistically? Just with the feelings that you just already had.”
Haley: “Like, who were you thinking about?”
Melody: “I definitely was thinking of you. Like, just straight up. Like, considering you.”
Melody: “I’m not going to sit here and lie to your face about it.”
Melody: “Because also I’ve heard your name brought up by several other people in the house as well.”
Melody: “So it almost seems like easier to do, because a lot of people have said your name.”
Melody: “So it’s like, okay, well, if a lot of people have said it, then maybe it’s less damaging.”
Melody: “I don’t know, dude, Lala. Like, I’m not tight with Lala.”
Melody: “She’s been really making me mad this last week, to be honest with you.”
Haley: “She wasn’t very nice to me the last two weeks, so I get it.”
Melody: “No, she’s been bothering me a lot.”
Melody: “I try to play nice with her as well, but even the f—ing have-not shit — just little things like that are really bothersome, and she can be mean, for sure. For no reason.”
Haley: “And I’m like, at least let me give you a reason.”
Haley: “Which is shitty for me to even say that now, but again, I f—ing was saying shit too.”
Haley: “You just have to be kind. Kill people with kindness. Keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer.”
Haley: “Again, this sounds so corny, but love and light and let it go.”
Haley: “Especially because I feel like she’s somebody that could stay here a long time.”
Melody: “Yeah, for sure. I agree.”
Melody: “And she does bring, you know, good vibes, I guess, sometimes.”
Haley: “Not everyone can be friends with everybody. And that’s, again, that’s the problem. But it’s just the fact of, just be kind.”
Haley: “Everyone has to live in this space. You don’t need to be in other people’s space. Stay in your own lane.”
Haley: “The third person, I have no f—ing idea. That’s why it’s hard.”
Haley: “Because everyone was like, you’re not happy. And I was like, it’s just a lot. I just had three shit weeks.”
Haley: “I really just wanted to breathe. Like, have somebody else take the heat.”
Haley: “Or down to the point of, you have to do strictly what’s best for you.”

On the HOH competition:

Haley: “It’s gonna be another long week.”
Haley: “And that f—ing HOH was terrible. And I suck at memory.”
Haley: “You know when you’re driving sometimes and you’re like, f—, was that a red light or a green light?”
Melody: “No, I feel like you’re so good.”
Haley: “Because you’re always doing your dates and memorizing.”
Melody: “I’ve got nothing else to do.”
Haley: “I’m f—ing Drew. I can’t sit still. And I’ve got to be walking.”
Melody: “No, but that’s so cool. And I think that was just like a cool one to win, too.”
Haley: “It was f—ing hard, I think. Yeah, that shit was hard as f—.”
Haley: “And the worst outfit. And I’m like, oh, my head’s gonna hurt. I gotta put this shit back on. It took me forever to put it on.”
Melody: “With that damn button on, too.”
Haley: “And that freaking weird-ass thing you need to wear around your shoulders. I’m like, what’s the point of that?”
Haley: “And it wasn’t even the same color as my skirt.”
Melody: “Yours was mismatched too. And they did that last week, where I was like, this looks weird.”

Melody: “I still gotta get all my shit from downstairs.”
Melody: “Like I said, I know it’s a game, and if I was in your position and I heard you talking shit on me — I think my biggest thing is, let me at least give you a reason.”
Melody: “And I do apologize.”
Haley: “I appreciate that though.”
Melody: “Because I even was talking about it before HOH too, and I was literally like, I haven’t talked to Haley at all this week.”
Melody: “So I was like, I already feel like if she gets it, I already know.”
Melody: “And maybe that’s also where the frustration came out with that conversation too.”
Haley: “Just be careful, because these mirrors — I think people don’t understand that you literally can tell everything from everything.”
Melody: “Thanks for talking to me so late.”
Haley: “No problem. No problem.”
Haley: “I just can’t wait to just sleep.”

3:30 am Haley and Chuk HOH

Chuk comes up. Haley has just finished back-to-back meetings with Lyric, Mallory and Melody.

Haley: “Yo, those conversations I just had, I just called all three of them out.”
Chuk: “Taylor’s crying.”
Haley: “She should f—ing cry.”
Chuk: “Taylor’s been crying, and she’s like— because they all just aired her out.”
Haley: “All three of them just aired her f—ing out.”
Chuk: “I’m glad you did that speech. They knew.”
Haley: “Oh, that’s why everyone’s f—ing crying.”

Haley walks him through it. She says Lala came to her with information first.

Haley: “So Lala, being Lala, she gave this, I heard Melody and Mallory just shit-talking you. They’re going to f—ing get you out. You won, and now they’re scared.”
Chuk: “We knew this, too.”
Haley: “We already knew that. So I took that for the grain of salt.”

On Lyric:

Haley: “Lyric comes in. Yeah, I want to be with you. I want to work with you. You’re just so great. I knew from the beginning you were somebody I wanted to work with. Yada, yada, yada.”
Haley: “I was like, weird. Can you never talk to me?”
Haley: “But she has been the only one that’s been sincere.”
Chuk: “She’s so sincere.”
Haley: “And I see that, so I’m not going to write that out, because I do think she got stuck on the wrong end.”
Chuk: “100% she associated herself with the two wrong guys in the house.”
Haley: “But she was like, I won’t put you up, I won’t put you up. And I was like, I’m not even talking about putting me up.”
Chuk: “She’s telling everybody in the house that.”
Haley: “I was like, but you can’t be friends with everyone. So I was like, pick a couple people and talk with them.”
Chuk: “Lyric’s trying to leach herself to any guy she can.”

Haley says she also went at Kamu about Lyric.

Haley: “I was like, dude, everyone’s talking about you and Lyric. You got to cut that shit off.”
Haley: “Because if I make this gameplay tomorrow, you’ve got to be prepared.”
Haley: “Because if I come for Drew and Melody, they’re going to come for him after that.”
Haley: “So I told her, I said, you’re not my target.”

On Mallory:

Haley: “Mallory comes in and I’m starting shit at this point. I’m ready to rock and roll.”
Haley: “So she comes in and I was like, just be straight up. And I said, what conversation was going on today? I was like, you want to put me up?”
Haley: “And I was like, you know, guilty by association. Truly, I think it’s why, what the f— I look like, and I’m tall and I got tattoos.”
Haley: “I said, be careful who you talk to and what you say. And I was like, I hope you know that one of your best friends was ready to get rid of you on week one, because she didn’t want to be tied to a dead horse.”
Haley: “And so she was flabbergasted.”
Haley: “And I said, if you were HOH, who would you go after? And she goes, well, I always said Dee. And she goes, I never once said your name.”
Haley: “And I said, regardless. Guilty by association. I don’t give two f—s if somebody said my name.”
Haley: “I think everyone should say our name. I’m not mad about that at all.”
Haley: “I told her, you’re not my target right now. I want you to breathe this week. I want to work with you, I do. But your actions speak louder than your words.”
Haley: “I did tell her, I was like, you can breathe. If I do have to backdoor — which I don’t know if I would backdoor her. I want my nominations to stay the same.”
Chuk: “I do. Because it’s less blood on me.”

On Taylor:

Chuk: “Who’s your main target this week, Taylor?”
Haley: “Yeah, her motherf—ing ass was f—ing talking about me again. And Lyric told me that today. And Lyric’s not lying at this point.”
Haley: “She said Lala and Taylor are the ones that are coming after you hard.”
Haley: “Because she literally stayed on the couch staring at me. And she knew when I made that speech, she literally sunk.”
Chuk: “I saw that. She’s losing her mind.”
Haley: “When you guys all left, did anyone say anything?”
Chuk: “Everyone just shocked and mouth has dropped.”
Chuk: “And I told you, truly, Devens and Kamu, they had the most obvious, like, we got to get these guys out.”
Haley: “Were you surprised I said that?”
Chuk: “When you said that, I said, she did it.”
Haley: “I was kind. Like, hey, if you’ve been talking shit about me, sorry.”
Chuk: “And the thing about it is, the people who’s been talking shit about you is just the exact small little group right there. They shouldn’t be surprised.”
Chuk: “So that’s why Taylor was so shocked. She’s crying in the bathroom.”
Haley: “She’s my target.”
Chuk: “And then I pull her to the hot tub and she’s crying.”
Chuk: “She says, why am I getting guilty for my association with Lala? And I’m just so confused.”
Haley: “No, that’s not it. She apparently told Lyric that she wants to win HOH.”
Haley: “She goes, because let’s not forget who f—ing wanted to put me up that first week and send me home.”
Chuk: “Taylor is pissed off at Lala, because she’s like, Lala, because of you, I could potentially be going home.”
Haley: “I tried to offer her the olive branch, but she didn’t take it.”
Chuk: “I told Taylor, hey, Haley has been trying to talk to you so many times.”
Chuk: “And she says, no, every time I try and talk to Haley, Haley doesn’t want to talk game.”
Haley: “She’s such a liar, dude.”
Chuk: “And also, let’s be real with Taylor. Taylor, for a while, you were hot and cold.”

On Melody:

Haley: “Okay, so Melody gets in here. She comes in last. She goes, okay, like, so how do you feel?”
Chuk: “She’s going to do that whole best friend bulls— type of thing.”
Haley: “I said, all right, Melody, no bulls—. I said, what f—ing conversation did you have today about me? And I said, and why were you crying on the couch?”
Haley: “And she looks at me, she goes, what?”
Haley: “And I was like, yeah, well, apparently the first thing everyone wanted to tell me was how much you f—ing hate this b—-. You want her to f—ing go home. Everyone hates her.”
Haley: “And I said, there’s a part to question someone’s character. And there’s a part of playing the game. You’re just f—ing being a mean girl.”
Chuk: “She’s a mean girl.”
Haley: “I told her that. And she goes, no, I completely get it.”
Haley: “And I was like, and I’ve never once given you a reason. I’m so nice to you.”
Haley: “Again, this is not once, not twice, but three times you’ve spoken about me. Her eye rolls, her comments. So is this your character?”
Haley: “And I’ve never given you one thing to say about me, and all you want to do is chit chat.”
Chuk: “You haven’t done anything to any girl in the house. Nobody.”
Haley: “And I said, out of everyone, I’ve been f—ing nice. And I said, kill people with kindness. Because that’s your character.”
Chuk: “I truly think you’re the meanest to me. Like, you literally have not been mean to a single soul.”
Haley: “She was like, you know what, you’re right.”
Chuk: “She says a small comment every day to everyone.”
Haley: “And I said, let’s also be real here. I said, these mirrors don’t lie. So everything that you do gets caught. I hope you know that.”
Haley: “And she was receptive to it. She was like, okay, got it.”
Haley: “But I’m also like, don’t come in here and try to be bestie bestie with me.”
Haley: “And I said, so if you were in my position after hearing all the shit talk — who would you put up this week?”
Haley: “She goes, well, I would have put you and probably Lala. She goes, I don’t know the third person.”
Haley: “And I said, but I’ve never once given you a reason. She goes, yeah, well, everyone talks about you in the house. I said, who?”
Haley: “And she also told me that I was mean to Mallory. I said, I’ve never once been mean to anyone in this house.”
Chuk: “I’ve never seen it.”
Haley: “I constantly try to invite her up here or to talk or whatever.”
Chuk: “You talk to more people than I f—ing do.”
Haley: “And she was like, well, I felt like you were the one flip-flopping on telling her she was going to get the vote.”
Haley: “And I said, let’s also be honest. Weren’t you the one that said she was tied to a dead horse?”
Haley: “She goes, well, her and I already spoke about that. No, they f—ing didn’t, because I just told her.”
Chuk: “And Mallory was shocked.”
Haley: “She was shocked. F—ing shocked.”
Haley: “And I told her, Mallory, I’ve been trying to tell you, go talk to more people.”
Chuk: “Mallory thought she was going to not have to talk to people, win HOH, and do the whole— HOH only saves you for a week.”
Haley: “And you’re guaranteed another week where you’re not playing.”
Chuk: “And now you have to rely on your people.”
Haley: “And you have no control on your alliances to save you.”
Haley: “And I was like, I am not somebody that’s going to play out of emotion. I don’t care what the f— you said about me. But I’m going to play the game that best benefits me.”
Haley: “I’m not somebody that’s going to be like, oh, well, she called me a b—-, so I’m going to put her up. I’m not going to do that.”
Haley: “And I was like, but watch your back, because everyone talks about how mean you are.”
Chuk: “The comments she says whenever we’re just in the kitchen about anyone who does something. It’s f—ing mean.”
Chuk: “Haley, you clocked every girl in this house.”
Haley: “And I asked her and I said, give me one specific thing that I’ve done to anybody else. She couldn’t. She couldn’t.”

Haley: “Lala’s the one that told me that Melody said all that, so that’s what started me.”
Haley: “I think she kind of bluffed a little bit.”
Chuk: “But everything you heard today was everything we’ve seen.”
Haley: “And I already knew it. I just got my moment of power.”
Chuk: “It’s everything we’ve seen, everything we’ve already known was confirmed.”
Haley: “I told Lyric, I said, your actions better speak louder than your words, because I’m not believing shit.”
Haley: “And I said, you went right back to Rome after he did that shit to me.”
Haley: “I’ve been in situations where I went back to somebody, so I get it. It’s comfortable.”
Haley: “I still don’t want her, but I told her I’d work with her.”
Haley: “I told her she’s got to pick a couple people, not the whole house.”
Haley: “Yo, I think I killed it.”
Chuk: “I think your speech was perfect.”
Haley: “Because I am a no-bulls— person.”
Chuk: “Like, hey, thank you guys for coming up here, and I’m happy I’m HOH, but also, we’re going to get to business. We’re not going to do the kumbaya shit.”
Haley: “I really hope that they play my conversation with Melody.”
Haley: “You’re not going to be a f—ing mean girl. Especially in a house that we have no idea how long we’re going to be in.”

The nominations

Chuk: “So you want Taylor gone this week?”
Haley: “Yeah.”
Chuk: “And what are some of the reasons why you want Taylor gone over Melody?”
Haley: “Or Mallory. I’m not going to put Mallory up.”
Chuk: “I know you’re going to give her that saving grace, so let’s go Taylor-Melody.”
Haley: “Because I’m going to let somebody else shoot her.”
Haley: “I’m going to put Taylor up because of the fact that she has no alliance.”
Chuk: “She told me that today. She said she spilled it all out. She has no alliance with y’all. She has no alliance with Lala. She says she feels like she’s just so alone.”
Haley: “I’m going to say, listen, I’m putting you up because you have no alliance.”
Haley: “And again, constantly I’ve been hearing that you are one of the main culprits that run your mouth about me, when I even gave you my promise at the beginning to save you. So, next.”
Haley: “I’m going to put up Melody, obviously.”
Haley: “I want to say, Melody, I’m going to put you up because, again, you’re just a mean girl.”
Haley: “I had to ask you why you were saying all the things about me and you had no reason. But I do appreciate that you owned it. And again, this is a game. I’m not playing from feelings.”
Haley: “There’s a difference between being a mean girl and a player. And I don’t deal with the bullying.”
Chuk: “If there’s anyone who’s a mean girl in this house, it’s Melody. And we’ve been saying it since we were in here.”
Haley: “But I might even say it softer.”
Haley: “I’m not somebody that’s going to play by emotion. If I was playing by emotion—”
Haley: “But you know who owns it? Lala. And I don’t know, I’ll play with her.”
Chuk: “Lala came to me and Taylor and said, hey, me and her squashed it. We’re now at ground zero.”
Chuk: “And Taylor was fuming, because Taylor’s like, the fact that Lala is not being put up, but Taylor’s being put up, she’s fuming.”
Haley: “Does she know she’s getting put up?”
Chuk: “She feels that she’s going to be put up. She’s crying.”
Haley: “During the whole competition, she didn’t say— everyone else was like, you know, whatever. She didn’t once. She just dagger stared at me.”
Chuk: “This HOH was pivotal because everyone wanted to make their move. If Taylor was HOH, you would have been put up.”
Haley: “I might try to spin something to Lala and be like, hey, just letting you know, people are telling me that Taylor was going to turn on you for Jason, because they don’t like your gameplay. So just watch your back.”
Haley: “And I’m telling you that because we’re starting from ground zero.”
Chuk: “Watch tomorrow how Taylor and Lala move.”
Haley: “Well, I don’t care. I either want Melody or Taylor to go home. Taylor or Melody going home, I’m happy with that.”
Haley: “And then I’m going to tell Drew, no one trusts you anymore. I need to shoot at a guy and I’ll use you as a pawn.”
Haley: “And just say, I guess this showmance is really getting out there and something to talk about, but you’ve been really messing your words up.”
Haley: “And I’m going to talk to everyone and just see what they say.”
Chuk: “I love your nominations. I love who you’re going to put up. I think those are all valid reasons.”
Haley: “I’m not, like, dead set, but I think I’m, like, pretty—”
Haley: “Yeah, you should, because I’m not telling them who the f— I’m putting up either.”

On the competition:

Haley: “I already told Yash. It was kind of a, hey, we’re final two. I even offered, do you want it? Because I didn’t want the blood on my hands.”
Chuk: “I’m glad you took it. I was worried about Yash taking it. I didn’t throw it.”
Haley: “Again, I told everyone, if you want it, you can have it. I said it to Barrett. I said it to Yash. And they were like, no, it’s fine.”
Haley: “How the f— did I just win that? That was probably the hardest competition.”
Chuk: “That one was one of those where I was so pissed off that you truly had to remember. And sometimes you didn’t even know it was there. You just had to guess.”
Chuk: “Yash keeps telling everyone, I was second. I was second.”
Haley: “Is he upset at all or no?”
Chuk: “He’s f—ing fine, but he keeps saying, I was second.”
Chuk: “Just because you’re second does not mean you’re safe. And you can be second, and that person can still put you up.”
Haley: “I did tell him, though. I was like, you’re good.”
Chuk: “Devens was out first.”
Haley: “Because I’m like, wait, how did you guys just f—ing get out?”
Haley: “I’m still in shell shock that I just won that.”

Chuk: “Melody is freaking out.”
Haley: “Oh, she should.”
Chuk: “She’s been really talking to me for awfully a lot of reasons. I’m like, we never f—ing talk.”
Haley: “Well, so apparently, I asked her, I said, why were you crying downstairs? And she goes, well, we just don’t talk a lot of game.”
Haley: “And I said, no, the real reason is because you got caught for talking shit about me.”
Chuk: “That’s the real reason. This is insane. Everyone’s freaking out.”

Chuk: “Taylor was crying so hard. She just kept saying, why is she paying for Lala?”
Chuk: “She was just crying because she feels like she’s paying for a lot of our sins. But I’m like, yo, I don’t know what you’ve been saying about Haley at all.”
Haley: “I just don’t know why she has to be so mean.”
Chuk: “Isn’t it sad how someone who looks more physically dominant than them and is assertive, they just automatically go mean girl?”

The HOH room

Haley: “I’m not sad that they gave me the picture of me and Kristen. I wanted to see my mom, but the letter from my mom was fine. But I love Kristen. And again, this is why I’m doing it.”
Haley: “This photo is going to mean a lot to Kristen, that she was in here.”
Chuk: “You’re such a tough girl, you know that? I’m very proud of you.”
Haley: “I still can’t believe I f—ing won this shit. I really thought I was going to probably go in here and not win it.”
Haley: “I do not put Tootsie Pops on here, but my stepdad will eat these like f—ing chips. He is a Tootsie Pop guy.”
Haley: “I gave my Hot Cheetos away to Mallory.”
Chuk: “The only chips I eat?”
Haley: “Oh, I didn’t know you liked them.”
Haley: “Wait, I really don’t want anyone in here. If I don’t f— with you, we ain’t rocking.”
Chuk: “I don’t think they’re going to be coming in here.”
Haley: “After that speech I gave?”
Haley: “I need a night by myself. Just one night by myself.”
Haley: “I’m going to make everyone a charcuterie board.”
Chuk: “It’s like your friends made you a honeymoon fridge and y’all are going through it.”
Haley: “Week four, dude.”
Chuk: “It’s going to be a successful HOH.”

4:09 am – Haley and Chuk, HOH room

Chuk: “You know how Drew came to Kamu’s room all the time?”
Haley: “He tried to ask me what I was gonna do, and I’m like, I don’t know.”
Haley: “Okay, so how do you feel about Drew?”
Chuk: “I think he’s pissing in every pot.”
Chuk: “And I think he’s trying to play his personal game as well, and dipping it in every pot.”
Chuk: “My thing with Drew is, I know he’s going to try and wait for the moment to completely switch and look inward.”
Chuk: “I just don’t trust Drew. There’s certain things that you guys will tell him and I’m like, I’m not telling you that.”
Haley: “Well, he tried really getting more information today.”

On the reaction to her win:

Chuk: “But the word around the house is like, if there’s anyone who could have been HOH, there’s no one anyone would rather it be than you.”
Haley: “On our alliance?”
Chuk: “On our alliance.”
Haley: “I didn’t feel like anyone was really that excited.”
Chuk: “No, well, everyone was reading you. And so they were like, we’re just going to mimic your emotion.”
Haley: “I didn’t give any.”
Chuk: “I’m sure if you had jumped to the f—ing ceiling, they would have done the same.”
Haley: “I thought that people would have been more pissed.”
Chuk: “No, I think everyone was trying to mimic your reaction in our alliance.”
Haley: “Did you hear Taylor say, like, why aren’t you f—ing happy?”
Haley: “I was like, people take emotions however they want.”
Chuk: “Also, let’s be real, right? Jason and Rome are gone.”
Chuk: “And you’re realizing that this game is more emotions than you thought, right?”
Chuk: “Like, we thought we could compartmentalize and just, boom, boom, boom. But now it’s like, you’re about to change some people’s potential livelihoods.”
Chuk: “And you’re literally at the start of where lines are now made.”

On Lyric:

Chuk: “Lyric was telling me now that she does not mind separating from Mallory.”
Chuk: “Lyric, you’re gonna separate from Mallory? She was like, I’m realizing that I’m associating with the wrong people.”
Chuk: “And Mallory’s always the target.”

On the competition night:

Chuk: “Melody’s head just really down. She just looked somber.”
Chuk: “When Taylor got out, she looked really down.”
Haley: “Taylor was f—ing eyeballing me the entire game for no reason. F—ing weird. Weird behavior.”
Chuk: “She was telling me that, you know, in that first week, she felt really left out from us.”
Haley: “Boo-hoo, it’s f—ing week four. Get on another story.”
Chuk: “She’s been trying to talk to you about game, but you tell her, I don’t know, I don’t know.”
Haley: “That’s never happened. Roll back the tape.”
Chuk: “So she thought that maybe Haley doesn’t want to work with me.”
Chuk: “And I told her, yo, Haley brings you up and talks about how she really wants to talk to you, see where you’re at, but she just never knows.”
Chuk: “But it seems like Lala just runs her mouth about you. Like, that’s just her thing.”
Chuk: “I don’t know why people are so— people come at you.”
Haley: “I think it’s who I talk to. And I get attention. But it’s, like, banter attention.”
Chuk: “And I think that girls, you’re, like, the only physical threat.”
Chuk: “And I think for them, for girls like Melody, the Giggle Squad, that’s like, f—‘s sake.”
Chuk: “And Barrett, I love Barrett. He really feels for you.”
Chuk: “In terms of, like, yeah, she’s a hard sell, but she’s really soft.”
Chuk: “And he hates that people think you’re so tough. And he’s like, you’re a tough girl.”
Haley: “I have to be.”
Chuk: “You’re still a girl. And you still have that soft side.”
Haley: “That’s why I think I’ll always be good with him.”
Chuk: “He has a really soft side about you that I love, because I was like, yeah, dude, they all think they can just throw a ball at her and it won’t hurt her body.”
Haley: “Like, that shit still hurts.”
Chuk: “And I’m glad you clocked Melody, girl. Is that the way she talks to everyone in the house?”
Haley: “I was like, dude, you’re mean.”
Haley: “And she told me that everyone in the house talks about me, too. And I’m like, give me an example. She couldn’t.”
Chuk: “Every time someone’s in the kitchen and does something, Melody’s always saying the smartest little comment. And it pisses me the f— off so much.”

The nominations

Haley: “So should I not put you up? Or not?”
Chuk: “Who would be another girl you’d put up?”
Chuk: “I’m sure you’re going to be going back and forth about Drew.”
Haley: “No, I was going to backdoor Drew, but I truly think that it was Taylor, me, Melody, and Drew playing veto, plus two randoms.”
Haley: “It just can’t be Lala.”
Chuk: “I don’t want to play veto.”
Haley: “Why?”
Chuk: “Just because.”
Haley: “Well, didn’t you say if you won HOH, you’d—”
Haley: “I’d want you to play. Or Kamu. Somebody that could win it.”
Chuk: “I want to play veto if I get a chance. It’d be so fun.”
Haley: “I want to play it, but I want, obviously, good players.”
Haley: “And if I sway Mallory to play — just come to our side, in a way. Or at least just with me and a girl. You know, like me or Dee or whatever.”
Haley: “Maybe we could, if she wins the veto, she’d keep my nominations the same.”
Chuk: “And there you’re also testing her trust?”
Chuk: “Right, because now she thinks she has an alliance with you, Taylor, and her strong girls.”
Chuk: “But this is probably the greatest f—ing thing anyone has ever brought to her. She’s never had any strong girls.”
Haley: “Then I would just tell Angela everything on the side.”
Chuk: “Which is perfect.”

Haley: “I’m gonna be in here as much as Drew was in here when Kamu had it.”
Chuk: “I don’t think anybody else will come up here. Like, I think our group, which will be fantastic because we get to talk.”
Chuk: “And I don’t give two f—s who else sees.”

Chuk: “Who else would you want to put up if it wasn’t Drew? Have you talked to Yash at all?”
Haley: “I talk to Yash all the time. We didn’t talk strategy after the game. All we talked about was, he said, I’m here another week.”
Haley: “I told him, I said, you’re good. I didn’t want to throw it at all. But I told him, I said, I wouldn’t put you up.”
Chuk: “Why did you bring up the option?”
Haley: “No, I just told him I wouldn’t put him up. So he’s not an option.”
Haley: “So who else would you put up?”
Chuk: “I think you would only have a few options. There’s Lyric, who you’re now kind of trying to see if she can gain your trust.”
Haley: “And my noms just have to be the f—ing same, dude.”
Chuk: “And then there’s Lala.”
Haley: “I wouldn’t do it. Because I want to break up her and Taylor. So I don’t have another option.”
Chuk: “You don’t have much options. Three people at the house, and your options are already small.”
Chuk: “Mallory’s for sure out the count.”
Haley: “Yes and no.”
Chuk: “You know me, I’m pro putting Mallory up.”
Haley: “The thing is, putting Mallory as a Blockbuster against f—ing Taylor and Lala, she’s got to f—ing win it. So what’s the f—ing point?”
Chuk: “Would it be something to where you put her up from the stop?”
Haley: “I’m not putting her up.”““““
Haley: “Because of the fact of, like, if I can split her, it’s a dead deal.”
Chuk: “That’d be great for you.”
Haley: “It would be a great gameplay for me.”
Haley: “Not maybe for everybody else, but it’s a good f—ing gameplay, and everybody else can attack her, and I won’t yet.”

Haley: “You feel bad? Taylor.”
Chuk: “Oh, no, I don’t have emotions in this game.”
Haley: “But what was the root of her crying?”
Chuk: “Because she feels like she’s going to go up.”
Haley: “Well, yeah, you’ve been a b—-, dude.”
Chuk: “I would put Yash up this week. I’m loyal to my alliance and I’m loyal to my people.”
Haley: “You would put Yash over Drew?”
Chuk: “I would put Drew up over Yash, but you said Drew was not in the cards.”
Haley: “I said Yash isn’t in the cards.”
Chuk: “Oh, Yash is not in the cards. I’d put Drew up in a heartbeat.”
Chuk: “Talking to Kamu, talking to Dee, talking to Devens on how you’re going to present that to Drew — that’s gonna be the challenge.”
Chuk: “I think for us, just because we talked about not wanting to look inwards just yet.”
Chuk: “Our whole thing was, we wanted to just get them out and then that fight inwards will start, right?”
Chuk: “And so I think that’s where it’s gonna present some challenges to the alliance right now, is the fact that also Mallory’s off the table.”
Haley: “Don’t tell people they’re off the table. You don’t go tell people that I said they’re off the table.”
Chuk: “I won’t. What stays here is with us.”
Haley: “Well, I think it’s going to be, like, I’ve spoke to everyone in the house and it’s this showmance.”
Haley: “So I think I need you to prove that you’re loyal to us.”
Chuk: “But we talked to Dee earlier. She’s on board with you putting Drew up there.”
Chuk: “We spoke to Devens whenever you left.”
Haley: “What did Devens say?”
Chuk: “And we spoke to him because we needed to go talk to Kamu about, hey, how you’re moving with Lyric.”
Chuk: “Because that Melody showmance is the only way we can have a viable thing to tell Drew and to truly allow him to feel like he’s truly just a pawn.”
Chuk: “And not on the lowest of the totem pole. Because for guys, we don’t have options.”
Haley: “And I wouldn’t do it to Barrett.”
Haley: “But it just makes sense to put Drew and Melody together, just like how they did Lyric and Rome and Jason.”
Haley: “So again, if we do the Cookout route, we have to just be aligned. But I think Drew’s gonna show his colors 1000% and nobody needs to talk game with him.”
Haley: “And then, heaven forbid, Taylor or Melody wins it.”““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““““
Haley: “But Taylor is my target.”
Chuk: “If Taylor wins it—”
Haley: “Melody’s my target.”
Haley: “But I think sending Taylor home is huge for us.”
Chuk: “Of course, we know she’s not a competition threat. We haven’t really seen it.”
Chuk: “Melody is far from a competition threat.”
Haley: “I think this week could be a double eviction. Week four.”
Haley: “But, like, I’m going to tell Taylor, listen, I’m going to be a straight-up shooter. You have been f—ing talking about me just as much as everybody else has.”
Haley: “There’s no, like, I saved you once. I don’t need you to try to save me.”
Chuk: “Also, Drew going home frees up so much. It frees up that last uncertainty. We know where we stand with everyone else.”
Chuk: “Rome going home freed up so much. Jason going home freed up a ton. Drew going home frees up so much uncertainty.”
Chuk: “Because certain conversations I see him having, I’m like, there’s just no way.”
Chuk: “Those conversations with him, Melody, and Mallory. And you’re sneaking into those convos and you just know something was said here.”
Chuk: “And you’re like, are you with us or not with us?”

“““““`

On Yash:

Haley: “I’m going to pry at Yash tomorrow.”
Chuk: “Try to pull something out of him?”
Chuk: “So as we’re going through each room — Yash is calling Mallory into each room and telling her, he’s pointing out certain things to look out for.”
Chuk: “And he’s telling her, Mallory, let’s go in the room. And then this keeps going.”
Chuk: “And so I think there’s just way more that Yash has that he’s not telling.”
Chuk: “So after today, I don’t know. I’m just not easy about Yash.”
Haley: “I want to make him spill.”
Chuk: “He really likes Mallory, and that’s why he would love to keep her.”
Chuk: “Of course, they were have-nots together.”
Haley: “I’ll mention that tomorrow. Hey, like, I saw this during the comp.”
Chuk: “During the comp, she’s literally guiding her, and she got out first.”

Haley: “I can’t believe noms are tomorrow. I need to talk to everybody.”
Chuk: “Talk to Yash. See where his head’s at.”

Chuk: “And you know what’s really gonna piss people off?”
Haley: “Is I’m not gonna open up any of those motherf—ing snacks, and they’re gonna be like, can I open it? No.”
Haley: “If they’re not open, you can’t have them.”
Haley: “I can’t believe they gave me a huge bottle of wine, too.”
Chuk: “Can I join you on the wine night?”

Haley: “I can’t believe I f—ing won that shit, dude.”
Chuk: “You know what this means? Controlling the game another week.”
Haley: “But could you just, like, my last two weeks were f—ing terrible. I had two guys come after me for no f—ing reason.”
Chuk: “You held it really well. Taylor would have lost her f—ing mind and went crazy. Every girl would have went crazy.”
Chuk: “Every girl would have lost her mind if they got the amount of strays you got.”

Chuk: “I’m just glad with my little speech. I knew, I was like, she needs to do this. She won’t go to sleep until she does this.”“““““““““““““““
Haley: “I think it was honest.”
Chuk: “You weren’t mean. You were telling them, like, hey, I know everyone’s been dragging my name through the mud.”
Haley: “You see how quick people just sat there like this.”
Chuk: “See, moving through this game truly, the stuff you say to people—”
Chuk: “That’s why you can’t talk unnecessary shit to just anyone. Because the shit you say will come back.”
Chuk: “You got to watch your words, because it’s so easy to just want to talk shit and yap about everyone else in the house.”
Chuk: “And when it’s time — like, now we’re starting to get really small. It feels so small now, right?”
Chuk: “It really feels like it’s our alliance versus four people.”
Haley: “I just gotta figure it out. I gotta go to bed.”
Haley: “It’s f—ing 4:27. I’m so tired.”
Haley: “I’m gonna have to f—ing do this whole speech shit tomorrow and I don’t really read that well.”
Haley: “When I have to read words I don’t know coming up, I’m going to be like—”
Chuk: “Okay, give me a hug. I’m so proud of you, okay?”
Haley: “Thanks for waking up for me.”
Chuk: “Okay, girl, we’ll talk tomorrow.”

Chuk leaves. Haley, alone in the HOH bed:

Haley: “Good night, Chuk.”

8:40 am Houseguests are waking up.