The Big Brother 27 week 4 HOH has made her nominations after overthrowing the original HOH. During Big Brother 27 week 4, Rylie Jeffries won the HOH competition. However, Mickey Lee used her HOH Investigation power, which she won during the week 3 HOH competition, in order to take over his reign.

Mickey’s power allowed her to usurp Rylie’s throne, but only if he couldn’t guess her identity. He was unsuccessful, and so Mickey overthrew him. Keanu had convinced Rylie that Ashley Hollis had the power, but he was wrong, and so Rylie guessed incorrectly. Rylie was very upset and blew up at Mickey, but he later apologized.

The Big Brother live feeds have revealed that Mickey nominated Rylie, Keanu Soto, and Kelley Jorgensen for eviction. Mickey had previously told Kelley that she wouldn’t nominate her on her birthday, which was the day of the nomination ceremony.

Mickey had been considering Rylie’s close ally, Katherine Woodman, as an option for a nominee. However, in the end, she nominated Kelley, who’s saved herself from the chopping block during all three weeks of the competition. Katherine could be considered as a replacement nominee if the Power of Veto is used.

However, Rylie told Jimmy Heagerty that he didn’t want him to use the Veto on him if he won it because he didn’t want Mickey to have to make a decision like that, and he didn’t want somebody he really cared about to be nominated in his place.

At first, it seemed as though Keanu was Mickey’s main target. However, Rylie’s attack on Mickey might make him a bigger threat to her in the game.

What Mickey Lee’s Week 4 Nominees Mean For Big Brother 27

Mickey Is Taking Another Shot At Keanu

For the past two weeks, the HOH has tried but failed to evict Keanu. During Jimmy Heagerty’s HOH reign, Keanu won the Mystery Competitor power, which unleashed Big Brother 20 winner Kaycee Clark into the Power of Veto competition to play for him and give him double the chances of winning, which she did. He then used the Veto to save himself from the chopping block.

During Big Brother 27 week 3, Keanu won the Power of Veto competition himself, and once again saved himself from the chopping block. He’s vowed to continue to save himself week after week if the houseguests continue to nominate him.

Mickey’s nomination of Keanu means that he’ll have to fight hard to stay in the house once again. However, if he doesn’t win the Power of Veto or the BB Blockbuster, his time in Big Brother 27 could end.

It also made sense for Mickey to nominate Rylie because she overthrew his HOH, and he attacked her after she did. However, she probably should’ve put up Katherine instead of Kelley. If Katherine is selected to play in the Power of Veto competition and wins, she’ll be safe and could also save Rylie from the chopping block.

In addition, it’s highly likely that Kelley will save herself from the chopping block this week. However, she’s proven that she works well under extreme pressure and is a very strong competitor, so the houseguests could decide to evict her if she’s still on the block during the live eviction.

Our Take On Mickey Lee’s Big Brother 27 Week 4 Nominees

Mickey Should Name Jimmy As The Replacement Nominee If Necessary

Even though Mickey is in a three-person alliance with Jimmy and Morgan, the women haven’t liked the way that Jimmy has handled decision-making. When he was HOH, he didn’t consult them about his nominees, which caused Mickey to doubt his loyalty.

Jimmy has been under the impression that he’s running the Big Brother 27 house, so it might be fun to see him sweat on the chopping block this week. He’s been getting way too comfortable, and he might have made enough enemies that he could be evicted if he doesn’t win the BB Blockbuster competition.

Hopefully, Mickey’s HOH will be successful, especially because she used her power this week. She no longer has a safety net, so she’ll have to tread very carefully because she’ll be ineligible to play for HOH again next week. This week, the Big Brother 27 houseguests once again learned the meaning of the show’s motto, “expect the unexpected.”