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Devens dumbass should have never used the DPOV on Dee. It ruined his position in this house + Dee is already talking about maybe Devens should go home this week. #BB28 He ruined his game for Dee, who had no interest in him being apart of her endgame.

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Devens really used his diamond POV on Dee and now she’s plotting to vote him out….i kinda live for the fact that no one is safe from her evil 😭😭😭 #bb28

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Barrett DR: Oh no! Haley went home! 😂 Honestly, I figured sending Yash/Lala into that backyard was gonna result in Haley being eliminated from this game. I had to lose Mallory, so, sorry Dee & Angela, you had to lose your friend. Sucks doesn't it. #bb28

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