Chelsie Baham started “Big Brother 26” with a downgrade but ended it with the ultimate upgrade: She won the $750,000 on Sunday with a 7-0 vote over Makensy. The win felt like a formality as the 27-year-old dominated the backstretch in all facets of the game — she won comps,

Big Brother fans knew that Chelsie Baham manipulated Makensy Manbeck on her way to winning the season. It’s all part of the game, but the Live Feeds showed how often it happened as the Summer 2024 season progressed.

When he wasn’t shouting out his dogs at the crib, Big Brother 26 third-place finisher Cam Sullivan-Brown was doing his best to keep the two most powerful women in the house on his side. Speaking to Us Weekly exclusively after the season finale,

Chelsie Baham makes no apologies for the speech that led to her “Big Brother” victory. The 27-year-old nonprofit director won the show’s 26th season and the $750,000 grand prize Sunday night after her argument against runner-up Makensy Manbeck,

Chelsie Baham made history during the "Big Brother" season 26 finale. She became the third winner in "Big Brother" U.S. history and the first woman winner to ever play a perfect game: Baham never received an eviction vote,

Big Brother 26' winner Chelsie Baham has a message for those criticizing runner-up Makensy Manbeck’s decision to take her to the final two

The "Big Brother 26" winner was crowned Sunday. After spending 90 days inside the house, Chelsie Baham came out victorious in the final two over Makensy Manbeck by a vote of 7-0. Here are some facts to know about Baham.

Chelsie Baham watched her alliance blow up early on Big Brother. But the 27-year-old nonprofit coordinator from Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., recalibrated on the fly. And she was rewarded by being named the season 26 winner on Sunday’s two-hour live finale.

Chelsie Baham joined the ranks of Big Brother winners during the Sunday, October 13, season 26 finale. Chelsie, 27, beat out fellow finalists Makensy Manbeck and Cam Sullivan-Brown, who placed second and third,

Cam Sullivan-Brown wanted to win Big Brother. But in his quest to win season 26, the former Division 1 athlete could not win more than a single competition. And that streak of futility continued into Sunday’s live finale when Cam lost both part one and part two of the final Head of Household competition.