In this week’s Big Brother 24 double eviction, Terrance and Michael both walked out the door without hugs and goodbyes. And both newly-evicted houseguests addressed their goodbyes and other topics in their eviction interviews.
And what we all want to know is how Michael feels now after throwing his number-one ally Brittany under the bus in his last-ditch effort last night. He told Entertainment Weekly he has no regrets.
“I love Brittany to death. I don’t regret it,” Michael told EW. “I was on the block. I knew I was probably gonna go home and I would’ve regretted it forever if I did not try everything to stay in the house. All of the information I shared there in the living room, people had been talking about it for the past couple of days. It wasn’t like I exposed any new information or things that people were unaware of. I was trying to save myself in the moment, and as a Big Brother super fan, I hope she also understands if she had tried to blow my game up to save herself, I would’ve understood. And I hope that she can understand the same for me. But I definitely feel bad about it, but I don’t regret it.”
Michael also talked about what he said to Turner during the commercial break (that we learned later on the Live Feeds had Turner pretty upset.
“During the commercial break, I was talking to Turner, maybe not my proudest moment, but Turner was really trying to justify himself, and I get the game move,” Michael told EW. “I can respect the game move… But he was trying to use the fact that we were both part of the LGBTQ+ community. He would never take out the only other person in that community, in the house. And I felt like that was kind of crossing a line. It was going beyond the game at that point. And it was just an unnecessary lie. And if you had no intention of sticking to that, I don’t know why you even said that, why you brought that into the game. So I was calling him out for it, because he didn’t mention it in his speech when he put me up. I wasn’t gonna just sit there and be quiet. I wasn’t happy about it, and I was gonna let him know that.”
As for Terrance, what we most wanted to know was why he had such a hard time saying anything nice about Taylor.
“Listen, me and Taylor are both Midwesterners and we really do love each other,” Terrance told EW. “Don’t believe what you saw. We do wish we did lock in together, but we just couldn’t this season.”
Don’t believe what we saw? OK, then.
To read Terrance’s and Michael’s full exit interviews, check out Entertainment Weekly.
