After spending three months in a house of backstabbers, liars, and cheats, Big Brother’s dazzling duo Jordan Lloyd and Jeff Schroeder apparently haven’t had enough. The newly-minted couple will try their hand at scripted subterfuge with a pair of cameo roles on CBS’s daytime stalwart The Bold and the Beautiful. From BB to B&B. What is it about that abbreviation that these kids just can’t get enough of?
Needless to say, not even the antics of their former housemates Russell and Chima could prepare these two for their daytime debut. “Oh my God!” Jordan tells PEOPLE, “I was so scared! I’ve never acted or anything like that. I only had one line, but I was like, ‘Please get this right, don’t mess up!’”
As for Jeff, cooler heads were prevailing. That is, at least until the 30-year-old got a look at the wardrobe. “It was an ’80s flashback,” he tells PEOPLE with a groan. “So I was wearing a vest attached to my shirt, and black pants with glitter thrown in there. I looked like a pirate, and not a cool pirate, but like a five-dollar costume you buy just before Halloween at the grocery store.” (more…)
The credo of Big Brother is “expect the unexpected,” but even bearing that in mind, who could have seen this coming? If, at any point in the season, you had said that Jordan, the unassuming waitress from North Carolina, was going to win it all, they would have put you in a padded cell with Chima.
Despite having their boorish, childish and often threatening behavior videotaped for our amusement, there is one saving grace that the Big Brother house guests of season 11 can cling to. No matter how obscenely they acted out (this means you Chima), they are no Kayne West. Sunday’s clip show leading to the season finale proved to be a long, hard look into what may very well be the downfall of Western civilization. Back-biting, back-dooring, rants, raves, slurs and ample slurring, with a generous sprinkling of lies and lust to add spice to the mix, this season seemed to have it all. Keep reading for a countdown of the high/low-lights captured on camera. –Reagan Alexander
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water … BB does it again! For the first time in the reality show’s history, the “final three” tag actually lived up to its name. In the midst of a never-ending HoH competition, host Julie Chen dropped the latest BB bomb. No one would
In a world of self-professed “lone wolves,” Michele, the 27-year-old neuroscientist, howled louder than most. Although she made it all the way to the Final Four, she stumbled in the final POV and Kevin showed her the door to the Jury House. Michele sits down with PEOPLE and talks about her downfall, how Chima could have been her unlikely savior and how she ended up cast as the Princess of Darkness. – Reagan Alexander
Big Brother is a game built on manipulation, lies and subterfuge — a skill-set that newly-crowned HOH Natalie easily took to a whole new level on Sunday’s episode.







