'Big Brother 26's Trip to 'Jankie World' Ends With a Frontrunner's Eviction

The past week of Big Brother 26 has been, in a word, janky. Since last week’s eviction, the houseguests have been stranded the backyard, a forced denizen of “Jankie World.” And amidst the constant pizza parties, dancing, and singalongs, they attempted to keep playing the game. With Leah Peters winning power, the trio came under fire once again. And this time, they took a direct hit, as one member was sent to the jury.

Check out more information about tonight’s episode below and find out who was evicted.

Related: Everything to Know About Big Brother 26

Who was eliminated on Big Brother 26 tonight?

T’kor Clottey

Crochet business owner T’kor fittingly wove an incredible social game throughout her time in the house. She helped instigate one of the first house flips on her own allies, and several times was able to put in work to keep the trio of her, Kimo, and Rubina together. But her game changed as soon as she stepped from the house into “Jankie World.” When Leah won HoH, she chose to sever the trio once and for all, putting Kimo and Rubina on the block. And when Angela won the veto, she used it on Kimo, wanting to pay him back for voting to evict him twice. As a result, Leah put up the remaining member of the trio in T’kor. And her first nomination in the game wound up being her last, as her looming status as a threat made her too appetizing not to eliminate.

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Who won Head of Household for Week 10?

The Head of Household competition did not finish in the eviction episode. We’ll see who won HoH in Sunday’s episode.

Related: Meet the Full Cast of Big Brother 26

Who’s left in the game on Big Brother 26?

Angela Murray

Cam Sullivan-Brown

Chelsie Baham

Kimo Apaka

Leah Peters

Makensy Manbeck

Rubina Bernabe

Next, check out our interview with Quinn Martin, who was evicted in Big Brother 26 Week 8.