Spoiler Alert: Details regarding the September 23, 2021 episode of 'Big Brother 23' are discussed below. Missed tonight's episode? Don't fret! Stream the entire season on Paramount+ now.Big Brother 23 is officially one week away from announcing a new winner, and for the very first time in Big Brother US history, a Black player will be crowned winner of this season. Considering The Cookout put in the work to make sure this milestone would be reached this season, fans are ecstatic over history being made, however, there's one thing they aren't too happy about.
During tonight's episode, Xavier, who won both the HoH and Veto competitions, kept his nominations the same, making it clear that Kyland would be the target. When Derek F cast his sole vote, Kyland was sent packing, however, not before confronting the house and going as far as coming after Xavier's family.
Yes, you read that right! Viewers witnessed one of the most shocking eviction exits ever seen on Big Brother between Xavier and Kyland, who went from running the house to an intense stand-off. It's clear now that following Kyland's action, he certainly won't be taking home this season's America's Favorite Player, that's for sure!
Kyland Completely Blindsided By Eviction
When Xavier took home this week's Head of Household, it was clear he would have to use it to make a big move, and that move being getting Kyland out of the house! While Ky had a final two with both X and Derek F, it was no surprise that he was completely blindsided when Big D cast the sole vote to send Kyland packing.
The three, being Azah, Derek, and X planned this perfectly, even when it came to Azah wearing her "finale dress" to further push the idea that she'd be going home, however, little did Kyland know that he was the target. Ky revealed that he knew he'd be leaving the house when Xavier didn't use the Veto on him, however, that didn't stop him from exiting in quite the shocking way.
Fans were quite eager to get Kyland out of the house, considering Xavier is favored to win. Well, when the gang began discussing Ky's demise, it was evident that viewers would be watching Kyland leave the house. While they were happy to see him go, they were furious with how he acted on his way out.
Kyland's Stand-Off With Xavier
Being evicted from the Big Brother house is never an easy thing to do, however, it's always best to leave with dignity and some grace, considering it is just a game after all. Well, it seems as if taking the high road just wasn't something Kyland wanted to do. Upon his exit, he stopped, looked at the remaining three houseguests in disbelief, wondering how they couldn't have at least given him a heads up.
Big D shared that he always knew that despite their final two deal, in order to get to final three and possibly win, he had to get Kyland out, as he wouldn't have stood a chance had Kyland made it through. As for Xavier's reason, he had too much respect for Ky's game than to ruin an iconic blindside. This obviously didn't sit well with Ky, who then came for Xavier's nephew.
Fans are now outraged over the shocking stand-off between Kyland and Xavier. Kyland brought up Kobe, Xavier's nephew, in quite a vindictive manner. Not only did he bring up Kobe not having a good role model, but he also knows Xavier and his family's back story.
It was evident that Kyland took things to a level they didn't have to get to, showing his true colors, and making Derek's choice to vote him out one that fans can totally get behind now!
He Contradicted Himself Big Time!
During his chat with Julie Chen, that is right after being yelled at by Chen to leave the Big Brother house immediately, he found himself contradicting his own words. Kyland told Julie how he wished more players would play with dignity, and not go for a "whatever it takes" approach.
Well, not only is that quite literally how the game works, but Kyland did just that to Sara Beth, Tiffany, and Hannah, so he could eat his words! While we're certain Kyland will try to drag Xavier's name through the mud in jury, we're hoping they won't be so quick to believe anything he says.