Big Brother 26′S Angela Murray is a two-time head of household and has survived lockdown twice, but a few stolen snacks seem to have broken her spirit.
In a preview of the episode from Wednesday, August 21, of Big Brotherexclusively shared with We weeklyAngela, 51, lies on the living room floor, staring into space and looking completely dejected.
“She’s eating my damn sausages. Annoying,” she mutters quietly as her fellow guest Brooklyn Rivera enjoys a selection of meats, cheeses, crackers and olives.
Angela was head of household last week, but this week she’s a have-not. This means that although she recently received a basket of her favorite foods, she can now only eat porridge, a mixture of oats, whey protein and soy protein.
The atmosphere is heating up. With contestants isolated from the outside world and filmed 24/7, the Big Brother house is a recipe for explosive behavior. Thank you! You have successfully signed up. Subscribe to newsletter Subscribe By signing up, I agree to the terms and conditions and privacy policy and agree to receive emails from us. Weekly offers from (…)
“I don’t mind sharing, but it was bestowed on me,” Angela says during a confessional prayer in the diary room in the clip, getting a lump in her throat as she thinks about how Brooklyn, 34, eats her food. “And these cheeses and meats stay good for two to three weeks, they don’t go bad in a week. Oh, that just makes me mad.”
Brooklyn isn’t the only houseguest who has eaten Angela’s sausages; Tucker Des Lauriers, Makensy Manbeck And Leah Peters can be seen in the clip enjoying the record. However, Angela is bothered by the principle of the thing.
“Brooklyn, she didn’t ask me,” Angela explains tearfully. Then she gets up from the couch in the diary room and lies down on the floor, where she stares into space, overwhelmed by her emotions.
This isn’t the first time Angela and Brooklyn have clashed. In last week’s HoH competition, which Angela won, each round required two HouseGuests to be chosen to compete against each other. Angela chose Brooklyn twice, leading Brooklyn to question why she was targeting her.
Controversy is nothing new on Big Brother. The show has been criticized for racism and discrimination over the years and caused a stir with an incident in season 15. During the 2013 season, Aaryn Gries referred to Asians as “cross-eyed people,” called her black housemate Candice Stewart “Aunt Jemima,” and asked her Korean housemate Helen (…)
Brooklyn confronted Angela about her decision and began to cry. Angela, who assured Brooklyn that she was only trying to eliminate the strong competitors to win, also seemed emotional. However, as soon as Brooklyn walked away, Angela turned to the camera and noted that she was struggling to produce fake tears.
Angela also clashed with several other houseguests, including the first two evicted houseguests of the season. Matt Hardeman And Lisa WeintraubDuring the first week, Angela accused 25-year-old Matt of threatening her “aggressively” and repeatedly called him “Crazy Eyes” in front of half the house.
“Your words are shit, so just stick them back up your ass,” she told him memorably.
The following week, she called 33-year-old Lisa a “little bitch,” which made her cry. Kimo Apaka suggested: “Maybe there are better ways” to make a point, Angela replied: “That is Big Brother.”
Big Brother airs Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS.
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