'Big Brother': Reilly Smedley on Hisam Goueli's Veto Speech, Her Biggest Regret After Eviction (Exclusive)

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Big Brother, one contestant is already proving that brutal honesty can have serious consequences — especially if your honesty feels more like bullying in the eyes of all your fellow houseguests.Leading up to the live eviction on Thursday, Hisam Goueli had won the Head of Household competition and nominated previous HOH Reilly Smedley for eviction as well as Cameron Hardin, who he put up as a false target of sorts.Hisam has talked a great deal about wanting to play an «honest» game, so he didn't mince words when he told Reilly that she was his ultimate target and that he was going to do everything in his power to get her kicked out of the house.Currently, the house is divided into two large alliances — The Handfuls (i.e.

the younger players), and The Professors (the older players). Both Cameron and Reilly are members of The Handfuls, so regardless of who goes home, The Handfuls are losing a member.

But which member they lose is very important to everyone in both alliances, because there are countless other machinations and schemes being formed in the background.The only hope for Reilly seemed to be if she — or one of her allies — won the Power of Veto competition.

Unfortunately, this didn't pan out, and Hisam managed to snag that as well.Instead of downplaying things and letting the chips fall where they may (which likely would have led to Reilly getting kicked out), he made a big show out of not using the POV, then calling Reilly out and asking everyone to help him vote her out for the good of the house.The episode begins with everyone reeling from Hisam's surprisingly candid (or, as others might say, hurtful) diatribe, which leaves Reilly in tears.