Taylor Hale is officially the “Big Brother” champion!
Miss Michigan USA 2021 was crowned the winner of “Big Brother” season 24 on Sunday night, following a dominating jury vote of eight to one over her housemates. In doing so, Hale became the first black woman to wear the winner’s crown on the CBS reality show, which has been on the air since July 2000.
Taylor Hale’s Optimism Lands Her Top Spot For “Big Brother” Season 24
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The festive event was completed after fellow contestant Monte Taylor chose to take Hale with him to the top two positions, following his final victory in the Head of Household competition. According to Yahoo!, the West Bloomfield native stepped forward to make his final appeal to jurors, stating:
“I’ve overcome so much in this game, and I’ve come to understand that I’m not a shield. I am a sword. I am not a victim. I am a winner. If there is one word that will describe the entire season, it is resilience. If you ask yourself who is the most resilient person this season, it’s me.”
Hale continued by challenging the judges to choose the type of winner they want to have in 2022 and firmly singled out resilience and tenacity as the measuring stick before adding, “I never give up on myself, and I refuse to do that tonight when I sitting next to such a strong competitor.”
The winner of the latest show challenges them to “make tough decisions and change the course of the game and choose progress for the course of the game.” He concluded by vowing not to waste their votes if they chose him as the show’s champion.
In addition to being the first black woman to be crowned “Big Brother” champion, it’s also the first time in the history of the reality series that the game’s champion has also won “America’s Favorite Houseguest,” earning an astounding $800,000 in cash prizes.
The 27-year-old was also named “Miss Congeniality 2021” at Miss USA and is a personal stylist, according to an observation from Hollywood Life. The outlet further stated that the 27-year-old described himself as a “very optimistic” individual during a pre-game interview.
Hale said that while he doesn’t profess to be a “picky person,” he is “very perceptive” — a trait that usually prevents people from “keeping it up long term in the game.”
“Big Brother” Set To Return Summer 2023 For Its 25th Season
Deadline has reported the confirmed return of “Big Brother” for its 25th season in the summer of 2023. Julie Chen Moonves announced the news of the popular reality competition’s return in Twitter clip where he says:
“We are coming back for the 25th season of our show. And if you want to join the show, you just have to go to bigbrothercasting.tv to try. Who knows, expect the unexpected. You may be a house guest. I’ll see you next summer. goodbye”
News of the show’s return comes as no surprise as it has continued to thrive in recent years. CBS data claims that “viewers have spent more than 11.56 billion minutes with Big Brother on the CBS Television Network, Paramount+ and CBS.com/CBS app, according to Nielsen linear viewing and Paramount’s internal data since season 24 launched on July 6, 2022.”
The report added that “Big Brother” content is leading “every streaming service series in engagement,” including the latest season of Netflix’s hit show “Stranger Things.” The show was watched for 8.99 billion minutes, per Nielsen Streaming Data from July 6 – September 18, 2022.
The reality show’s Wednesday and Thursday airings tied for “top show of the summer” among adults 25 to 54, with Sunday’s episode tied for third. The top three shows are among the top ten programs for viewers and adults in that age range.
“Big Brother” is produced by Emmy Award-winning producers Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan for Fly on the Wall Entertainment in association with Endemol Shine North America.
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