Because the most dominant duo of Big Brother 24 could split

Attention! The following contains spoilers for the Older brother Live broadcast of season 24 starting Tuesday 6 September. Read at your own risk!

The blind and provocative betrayals of vomit were part of it Older brother Season 24. That said, I guess it shouldn’t come as a surprise that another big jolt is happening in the coming weeks. In the wake of Michael Bruner who has established himself as a record-breaking wild card in the game, it looks like he may now be interested in taking another big step to increase his chances of reaching the final. Unfortunately, this will come at a cost because, if you throw Brittany Hoopes under the bus, fans could see the most dominant duo of season 24 go their separate ways.

24 News Bulletin was event monitoring Older brother season 24 (which can be transmitted with a Paramount + subscription ), and it looks like Michael is making some quiet moves into the future that don’t include his original partner from Final Two. It only started in the last few days, during which it seemed Brittany was being too transparent about her deal. He even got to the point where he alienated fellow countryman Taylor Hale when it came to talking about strategy. Michael then expressed his frustration at the exact situation to two people he didn’t normally talk about the game with, Monte Taylor and Matt Turner (via BB updates ):

Michael’s frustrations with Brittany were further exacerbated when Turner revealed that the latter tried to make a deal with him for the Final Two. Additionally, Turner shared that Brittany has a side alliance with Alyssa Snider and Taylor, something she didn’t even share with her OG Final Two partner. Michael didn’t like what he was listening to and he started thinking about certain scenarios. While speaking with Turner and Monte, Michael outlined a scenario where they could work to get Brittany out of the house with a win as Alyssa’s family boss.

Brittany and Michael are clearly preparing for a future without each other, which could create more chaos in the coming week. Fans may want to know if these moves are mean or strategic, and I’m inclined to think this is more second for both sides.

Regardless of what people say now, I don’t think so Older brother Houseguest thinks Michael isn’t the most important target to take out right now. His attempt to throw Brittany under the bus could help strengthen his bond with other players, weakening his game and making him less dangerous later in the game. Michael has already done a lot to prove that he has to win the competition, at this point he just has to go all the way by all means.

As for Brittany, she has to accept that her game is so tied to Michael that it negatively affects her. It’s unlikely anyone would vote for her to win her former colleague if she made it to the final, and in truth, it’s hard to say if she would have beaten anyone in a vote at this point (especially given the controversy surrounding him). expose Kyle Capener’s racial bias stay in the game). Brittany has to make great strides in recent weeks to convince the jury that she deserves to win. Orchestrating Michael’s dismissal would go a long way towards achieving this, and if he manages to get another win or two, he’ll be in contention with everyone else.

Whether Michael and Brittany will betray each other at some point remains to be seen, and I think it will ultimately depend on how things develop around them. I don’t see Brittany naming Michael if she wins as breadwinner, for example, and I don’t think Michael needs more or less to avoid the target in any way possible at this point. Of course, I’m sure many would rather see Brittany leave, especially considering its dominant last week as HOH .

Older brother airs on CBS Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET and Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET. We will definitely want to keep an eye on to see if Michael and Brittany are together as a couple or if one betrays the other in an attempt to save their game.