“Big Brother 27” Kicks Off with Secrets, Showmances, and Southern Charm
The summer just got a whole lot hotter— Big Brother Season 27 has officially kicked off, and let me tell you, the drama is already in the air. The long-running CBS reality competition returned with a 90-minute premiere on July 10, and it's clear this isn't just another season—this one’s themed “A Summer of Mystery” , and we’re already getting chills from the twists lined up.
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First of all, CBS teased us hard this year with promises of a masked visitor , a secret accomplice , and—get this—a mystery houseguest whose identity won’t be revealed anytime soon. So we’re already off to a wild start, and fans of alliances, backstabbing, and shocking reveals? Buckle up.
Let’s talk about the cast—because wow, what a mix. This season features 16 confirmed houseguests with diverse backgrounds, and there's one more mystery guest who’ll be dropped in later. From Adrian Rocha, a confident carpenter from Texas who calls himself the greatest Big Brother player yet, to Ava Pearl, an NYC art instructor who's not shy about saying she’s broke and will “do whatever it takes” to win that $750,000 prize. The cast is clearly not here to play it safe.
There are three standout contestants with strong Georgia ties this season—Katherine Woodman, a fine dining server from Columbia, SC who grew up in Gwinnett County; Mickey Lee, an Atlanta-based event curator; and Zach Cornell, a marketing manager from Cartersville with a former career in minor league baseball. Each of them is bringing their unique Southern flair and competitive fire to the house. Mickey says she’s playing neutral—until it’s time to strike. Zach, a former pastor’s kid and now a strategic social butterfly, isn’t ruling out a showmance, but says he’s got Mom’s watchful eye in his head. Katherine? She’s using her waitressing skills to charm people she doesn’t even like—and get paid for it. That kind of emotional poker face might just be her secret weapon.
Then there’s Clifton, aka “Captain Will,” who promises energy and heart like the show’s never seen. Isaiah from Utah is bringing confidence, calling himself a janitor ready to “sweep away the competition.” Meanwhile, folks like Jimmy the D.C. strategy consultant and Lauren, the sweet but cutthroat Southern bridal consultant, are ready to manipulate and maneuver their way to the end.
And yes, showmances might brew, betrayals will definitely sting, and we’ll be on edge waiting for the identity of that masked houseguest to drop. Whether you’re watching on CBS, streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime, or tuning into the Pluto TV live feeds, this season is already delivering what Big Brother fans crave: mystery, mayhem, and mouth-dropping moves.
Season 27 airs Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT. Grab your popcorn, your alliances, and maybe a tissue or two. The Big Brother house is open, and the game has just begun.
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