Big Brother spoilers: Who wins Veto on Big Brother tonight? (September 13, 2023)

Head of Household (HOH) Cameron Hardin shocked Big Brother fans when he opted to put up Felicia Cannon and Izzy Gleicher on the block, despite previously saying that he would put either Jag Bains or America Lopez up. His reasoning was due to the fact that Felicia consistently goes against her word, even though she said that she would have the backs of the older guests in the house. What’s more, Felicia’s allies (Izzy, Jared and Cirie Fields) are controlling the house, leaving Cameron with no choice but to weaken their alliance.

Of course, Cameron’s decision to go for Cirie’s most trusted allies may backfire with their being tons of tricks and twists in store. Namely, the Golden Power of Veto, the one power that can override the HOH’s decision. Who secured the power this week? We tell you below.

Warning: Spoilers are up ahead!

Big Brother: Who won the Power of Veto on Sept. 13, 2023?

This week’s veto competition was won by none other than Jared Fields. This would make his second time winning the power, as well as his second time winning the power with his back against the wall.

If Jared pulls down Izzy, he inadvertently gets rid of Cirie’s partner in crime. If he pulls down Felicia, then Izzy, Cirie’s ride or die, is walking out the door. With this in mind, in a way, Jared would be exposing his loyalties no matter what, which is why he opted to not use the Power of Veto at all.

Either Felicia or Izzy will leave the Big Brother season 25 house this week. But who is more likely than the other?

Who may go home during Week 6 of Big Brother?

Seeing that Izzy and Cameron don’t have the best relationship, we wouldn’t be surprised if it’s Izzy who leaves out the door. However, Cameron seems to want to save Izzy for another week, and could convince everyone to kick Felicia out instead. What’s more, the house hasn’t been feeling Felicia as of late with her way of playing that is considered careless to some and emotionless to others.

We can never say never with this game, meaning that there is a 50-50 chance for both houseguests to go home. Who will it be? The only way to find out what the house is really thinking is to head to CBS tonight, Sept. 13, at 8:00 p.m. ET to watch the newest episode of Big Brother.