Who won HoH? Big Brother 28 RICK DEVENS WINS IN WEEK 2!
Big Brother 28 Week 2 HoH: Survivor Legend Rick Devens Takes Power!
The Big Brother 28 house was just turned completely upside down. In a stunning Week 2 Head of Household competition, Survivor legend Rick Devens clutched out the win, grabbing the most powerful position in the house.
If you thought Week 1 was chaotic, buckle up. Devens is officially running the game, and the live feeds are already absolutely melting down. Here is the full breakdown of what this HoH win means, who is in immediate danger, and how this changes the entire trajectory of BB28.
The Survivor & Big Brother Crossover Event of the Century
Let’s address the elephant in the diary room: the blatant Survivor and Big Brother crossover is happening right before our eyes, and it is completely dominating the narrative.
Devens isn’t just playing; he’s bringing that high-energy, idol-hunting, aggressive Survivor mentality into a game that usually requires a slow burn. Seeing a CBS reality titan secure power this early shifts the target onto the other big personalities in the house. The lines are being drawn, and the traditional BB players are realizing they might need to band together to survive the reality TV veterans.
The Julie Chen Bombshell & The New PR Firm
Beyond the gameplay, there is massive outside-the-house drama brewing. Host Julie Chen Moonves recently “said the quiet part out loud,” sparking intense debate among the fandom.
Production has officially acquired a brand new, high-profile PR firm specifically tasked with rebranding and selling this current iteration of Big Brother. Let’s be real—a lot of longtime fans, including myself, are not thrilled with this new direction.
Instead of letting the raw, unfiltered social experiment speak for itself, the show is leaning heavily into highly manufactured storylines and aggressive marketing tactics. Devens winning HoH is exactly the kind of “headline moment” this new PR firm wants, but it begs the question: is BB28 becoming too produced for its own good?
How the Power Shift Changes Everything
With Rick Devens officially locking down the Week 2 Head of Household bedroom, the house dynamics have abruptly fractured, putting a tight-knit faction directly in the line of fire. The live feeds reveal that the overarching target is shifting toward the trio of Rome Seymour, Lyric Medeiros, and Jason De Puy, alongside their close ally Melody Morris.
As a veteran of the Crossovers alliance, Devens is heavily incentivized to protect the reality TV veterans and dismantle the opposition. Jason is arguably in the most immediate danger; his aggressive, admittedly sloppy campaigning to explicitly target the Survivor and Big Brother legends has completely blown up his spot. Word has travelled back to the veterans, making him an easy option for Devens to nominate without drawing undue house friction.
Meanwhile, Rome and Lyric’s budding showmance has quickly painted a massive bullseye on their backs. Devens knows that letting a powerful couple integrate with outsiders like Melody—who recently leaked strategic info to disrupt the veterans’ plans—is a recipe for disaster down the line. Whether it is an outright nomination or a backdoor play, these four are facing the absolute heat of Devens’ basket.
An HoH win this early defines the alliances for the rest of the summer. Devens now holds all the cards. The houseguests who ignored him last week are suddenly pitching final-two deals, and the live feeds are showing frantic strategy sessions in every room.
Will Devens use this power to build a dominant alliance, or will the curse of the Week 2 HoH make him the biggest target in Week 3?
What do you think of Rick Devens winning HoH? Is the Survivor takeover ruining the BB vibe, or are you loving the chaos? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
-Shay
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