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BB28 Week 7 Exit Interview

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Big Brother 28 fans, buckle up for a revealing exit interview with host Taran Armstrong and evicted houseguest Mallory. The fallout from Mallory’s eviction has left the house reflecting on loyalty, backstabbing, and whether being an “Icon Junior” is a smart way to play. Mallory shares her side of a week full of strategizing, shifting loyalties, and unexpected betrayals.

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BB28 Week 7 Exit Interview

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I'm doing alright, Mallory. I know things are not going well in terms of the eviction. I know I heard you talking to the house about how if you were evicted this week it would ruin the experience. Is the experience ruined? No, I don't think it is. I think I'll still be able to watch it and stuff. I do have to ask Mallory why did you throw the H.O.H. Why did you do it? I didn't throw it. I got nervous at the end because I didn't know what I would do if I won. I thought I would be good with you. I choked at the end because I started thinking

about who would I put up and I didn't know. I know it was a tough week back and forth about whether or not to keep Kamu. This week toward the end of the week we saw that Barrett kind of told you about some of the things that had been going on in the house. You've had a rough time of it, Mallory. Barrett and Drew have been doing you dirty all season long. Barrett has called himself Barat because they were just telling the vets everything that you guys were saying for like five weeks and including FAP, even though they made you call it FAP, the vets even have that name. It's very annoying. How are you feeling about Drew and Barrett right now? You know, I think that was a dumb game move. I think being icon juniors is bad by to play the game, but I'll still be their friends after this. If they keep up playing like that,

working for people instead of working with them, they'll never win. No one will vote for them. So if that's what they want to do, then that's their choice. Yes. Yash has talked about how Drew and Barrett, Drew in particular is going to do whatever Daddy Devons tells him to. There is a bit of a father, son's dynamic happening. They've actually had a little bit of a final three from the very beginning of the game, which is I think why Barrett and Drew felt comfortable in the crossovers alliance, which was the vets plus the two of them, because they felt like, oh, well, Devons is really with us and it's us versus Dian Angela. Is that relationship something that I know you guys, it's well as a kind of a public thing that like that Devons is the dad of the house, but how much of that was like really that you guys were worried about when it came specifically to Devons? You know, I was worried about Devons. It wasn't until more recently that I was worried with how close

Drew and Barrett were to him and the icons in general, but Devons has a way of making everyone to feel like they have some type of special connection with him, like some type of special working relationship. So anyone that thinks they can trust Devons and they're working with him, like they're wrong. Very true. I assume you've probably been told at this point about the bribe that D made to Yash. I know Barrett told you that D was safe, but actually it's also Devons and Angela that are safe on his next day, Chauage. How do you feel about that? Do you think that he made the right choice accepting that bribe? I'm sure he only accepted it for safety. I don't think he accepted it for the money. I don't know what I would have done in his position. You know, safety is an amazing thing. It stinks because I don't know who he will put up then if he does when H.O.A. Chauage and he has to stay true to it. I do kind of think it was a mistake, but at the

same time, who knows what would have happened if he was nominated with the veto and voting and blockbuster, who knows if he would have been able to stay. Yes. You of course known as the pipe queen in the house. Do you like pipe queen? Yeah, I think it's so funny. I love the nickname. It's great. I love it too. You are beloved. Everyone loves you out of the house. Honestly, they loved you in the house too. For as much as obviously the H.O.A. Chauage, you're like, we wish you were the one. You were in a good spot, especially last week. You were really like in this position where everyone wanted to work with you. You had a great social game. You conducted trains. You wrote on buses. I think a lot of people really enjoyed watching you play. In particular, really enjoyed just how passionate you were this last week.

It's nice to see people express emotion. Even if it's intense emotion, I do a lot of reenactments on the podcast. You've damaged my vocal cords a little bit. To do your diorums. Tell me about that. Tell me about that passion that you have. Because you really, even from day one, when you were nominated early on in the game, you just had so much passion for being there. I was just very obsessed that I was going to be nominated. I felt in my gut. I was making a mistake trusting the eye declines at all. I obviously didn't trust them. Then now here I was and it's stunk because I had so much reassurance that I would be fine. I was already having my head. I was going to be there next week. I was surprised, upset and angry. It really stinks when you're so happy to be there. It's your dream or whole life. You're watching it all out of nowhere.

Kind of crumble. When Kamu put me up, I was all upset. I wouldn't even want to HOH. I knew there was a chance I was going to be going on the block. When D1, I really thought it would be good. I wasn't 100% sure, but I was more confident than I was last time I was nominated. It's stunk. It really this week too. I don't think that D intended to to nominate you. But Devons definitely did. Devons is really the one that I think got in these years. Not that she was reluctant to nominate you, of course. But Devons is the one that really honed in. He really, I think, for what it's worth, I think he respected you in the game a lot and really feared you in the game a lot and wanted you gone because of that. We've seen there were a little bit of feeds when they came back from the eviction and Drew was very upset because the audience roamed at him when he voted

to have picked you. Yeah, I heard about that. What was it like coming out to all the alumni in the thousandth episode? I mean, that line was pretty hard about like, listen out how much they cheer for me. I liked that. Yeah, you know, that was awesome. I said that, not expecting it to be a whole audience full of icons. Like, that was awesome. It was so unbelievable to see my favorite players there and they knew who I was because they were cheering for me. Like, that's the way to go, honestly. Yes. All right. Well, Mallory, thank you so much for chatting with me. I hope that I hope that you have a good time. Now that you're out of the house, you can, you know, relax a little bit. But listen, I hope we get to see you again sometime. Thank you. Thank you so much.

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