Who got voted off Big Brother after a controversy-filled week in the house?

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There was plenty of drama this week but ultimately who got voted off Big Brother on eviction night?

Who got voted off Big Brother this week?
Who got voted off Big Brother this week? (Image credit: CBS)

After one of the most controversial weeks of Big Brother season 24, we finally find out who got voted off Big Brother during Thursday night's eviction episode. Michael and Brittany's reveal of Kyle's "Cookout 2.0" alliance strategy erupted throughout the BB Motel, sparking a tense Big Brother house meeting between Kyle and the other housemates. 

"I just want to say I'm sorry and I just want to lay out my thought process. I started to recognize that [Monte] and Joseph were obviously very close, I recognized that Joseph and Taylor had started to get very close from my perspective and to be honest, I lumped you three as a possible break in the [Leftovers] alliance," Kyle explained to Terrance and Monte. "I started to piece together everyone's 'why'...I pieced it back to The Cookout because they had such a strong why and inadvertently I realize how bad that looks now. I'm sorry."

An emotional Terrance added: "I feel like I just got played, man. I was told Monte, Joseph and Taylor are running The Leftovers. Everything in that backyard sent Joseph into a spiral...you made me pull a trigger and that man was absolutely telling me the whole truth. It should have been you that left, not Joseph."

"I hope you use this as an opportunity to learn more about life and having relationships and the cultural divides that happen," Terrance told Kyle. 

But it's not only Kyle that the housemates were frustrated with. "I still don't think I can wrap my head around why they did it today as opposed to when it happened two weeks ago," Monte said about Brittany and Michael's decision to release the information about Kyle's comments. "Why did you sit on this for this long?" Terrance asked. 

"You guys knew this prior... why wouldn't you all come to us and tell us about that situation, knowing that it has 100 percent to do with race and gameplay? It looks very strategic... it's some onus that you guys have to take to," Terrance questioned during the house meeting. 

Monte and Taylor discuss the future of The Leftovers alliance in the wake of the Kyle controversy and Brittany and Michael's part in the whole thing. "If there's an opportunity where Michael does not win the damn veto, if there's a chance to take a shot and we don't take it, there's no way we're winning," Monte strategized, making frontrunner Michael a target. "Michael is running away with the $750,000... socially his game has been flawless, so if there's a time to take a shot, we have to take that shot when it's available."

For now, though, Michael is this week's POV holder, which he uses to take Brittany off the block. Turner then, unsurprisingly, nominates Kyle to go up against Taylor and after everything that happened this week, it's not a shock that the house votes unanimously—yes, even Alyssa, who was in a showmance with Kyle—to evict Kyle from the house. 

With a big threat now out, who will the housemates target next week, during which we'll see yet another double eviction? 

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Christina Izzo
Christina Izzo

Christina Izzo is the Deputy Editor of My Imperfect Life. More generally, she is a writer-editor covering food and drink, travel, lifestyle and culture in New York City. She was previously the Features Editor at Rachael Ray In Season and Reveal, as well as the Food & Drink Editor and chief restaurant critic at Time Out New York. 

When she’s not doing all that, she can probably be found eating cheese somewhere.