Big Brother’s Sarah Jane Adams is given ‘all the power’ during a shock elimination

‘It’s war’: Big Brother’s Sarah Jane Adams is given ‘all the power’ as the competition heats up during a shock elimination with a ‘twist’


With Hell Week coming to a close on Wednesday’s episode of Big Brother, the show’s unsuspecting housemates were subjected to ‘one final twist’.

Sarah Jane Adams, Marley Biyendolo and Mary Kalifatidis were all up for eviction, before it was revealed no one would be leaving the competition.   

‘The person with the most votes won’t be going home. In fact, they won’t be going anywhere,’ revealed host Sonia Kruger, leaving the housemates stunned. 

Game on: With Hell Week coming to a close on Wednesday’s episode of Big Brother, the show’s unsuspecting housemates were subjected to ‘one final twist’. Pictured, Sarah Jane Adams

The 55-year-old veteran TV host teasingly added: ‘You didn’t think Big Brother would let you finish Hell Week without one final twist?’

Big Brother then explained that the person with the most votes gets ‘all the power’, meaning the housemate who was voted out by the others is actually in charge.

‘The housemate with the most votes will actually become my head of house for the next few days,’ Big Brother continued.

'The person with the most votes won't be going home. In fact, they won't be going anywhere,' revealed host Sonia Kruger, leaving the housemates stunned

‘The person with the most votes won’t be going home. In fact, they won’t be going anywhere,’ revealed host Sonia Kruger, leaving the housemates stunned

He then explained that they’d be housed in an exclusive executive suite where they’d be given star treatment.

‘I will call on them as my 2IC to help out in the tasks and other Big Brother duties, and they will get huge game advantages. While the twist is good for one, it’s complete hell for the rest,’ he explained. 

Understandably, the other housemates were concerned by this new development, as it was revealed that SJ had won the most votes.

In control: Big Brother then explained that the person with the most votes gets 'all the power', meaning the housemate who was voted out by the others is actually in charge

In control: Big Brother then explained that the person with the most votes gets ‘all the power’, meaning the housemate who was voted out by the others is actually in charge

The 65-year-old appeared satisfied as Big Brother instructed her to choose another housemate to bring into the executive suite with her.

SJ ultimately chose Danny Hayes, before making it clear she was out for revenge after coming dangerously close to eviction.   

‘It’s war,’ she told Danny, 48, in no uncertain terms after they entered the executive suite together. 

'I will call on them as my 2IC to help out in the tasks and other Big Brother duties, and they will get huge game advantages. While the twist is good for one, it's complete hell for the rest,' explained Big Brother

‘I will call on them as my 2IC to help out in the tasks and other Big Brother duties, and they will get huge game advantages. While the twist is good for one, it’s complete hell for the rest,’ explained Big Brother