Hannah is sharing why she thinks Azah wasted her Head of Household on the double eviction and what she really thinks of Kyland’s game play in her exclusive interview with AfterBuzz TV.
Tiffany Mitchell and Hannah Chaddha had a final two agreement cemented in the Big Brother house, but instead of making it to finale night, they’re now following each other to the jury house. Hannah was evicted right after Tiffany in a double eviction on Thursday night’s episode.
This came after Head of Household Azah put her up as a pawn next to Xavier, telling Hannah her true target was Kyland, whom she planned to backdoor. But after Kyland won the Power of Veto and used it on Xavier, Derek F went on the block, and Hannah became the target, ultimately leaving in a unanimous vote cast by Xavier and Kyland.
Hannah is sharing why she thinks Azah wasted her Head of Household on the double eviction and what she really thinks of Kyland’s gameplay in her exclusive interview with AfterBuzz below:
AFTERBUZZ: Who do you feel the most betrayed by?
HANNAH: I don’t feel betrayed by anyone. I accomplished what I set out to accomplish. I mean, of course, I would’ve liked to win, but there will be a Black winner, and part of that is because of me as well as the other five members of The Cookout. So I am content. I am happy. I’m not bitter towards any of the four people left in the house. Do I think that some of them are playing the game contrary to how they should be playing the game? Yes. Especially Azah. I think Azah kind of wasted her HOH by getting me out. But I’m not mad. I’m a player. I’m a fan of the show. I’m happy that The Cookout was able to make it to final six.
AFTERBUZZ: You had a final three with Tiffany and Kyland. He’s now played a part in both of your evictions. What do you make of his game?
HANNAH: Yes, I had a final three with Kyland and Tiffany, but I’m not sure if I would’ve actually stuck to that. That was me just trying to make deals with people and set myself up for longevity in this game, so I would either win or get taken further and further. I don’t think Kyland ever really had the intention of bringing Tiffany and I to the end either. That was also him trying to set himself up for longevity in this game so everyone would wanna keep him around. But I do believe that some of the things that Kyland has said to the jury members and people still left in the house have been unnecessarily rude, disrespectful, and just sheisty, if that’s the right word to use. I don’t know how I feel about Kyland’s gameplay. I think that he has done a great job of the game of Big Brother, but this is also a very different season from most in that this season is very value-driven. So I don’t know exactly how I feel about Kyland and his gameplay.
AFTERBUZZ: If you had to vote for someone who was evicted before you to win this season of Big Brother, who would you vote for and why?
HANNAH: Tiffany, Tiffany, Tiffany, I would’ve absolutely cast my vote for Tiffany. Tiffany came here to play. When she was in that tough spot of having to choose between Claire–sending her person home–and The Cookout, she still chose The Cookout. So I do feel like Tiffany played a loyal game, yet she was always thinking one step ahead of how to get herself further, how to build relationships within The Cookout, how to build relationships with jury members before they were evicted. Tiffany just played a very well-rounded game, and she came up with the plan that was the foundation of getting The Cookout to final six, and she deserves all the credit in the world for that. I hope that she has cemented herself as a Big Brother legend. I personally think that she deserves it. So yes, Tiffany would’ve gotten my vote hands down.
Find out how the final four stack up on Big Brother Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on CBS, and watch the live feeds on Paramount+.
