In Week 6 of Big Brother Season 27, the game took a dramatic turn as a major player exited the house under surprising circumstances.

There's a new houseguest on "Big Brother 27," and they have shaken up the game. Following Thursday's live eviction episode, the houseguests competed in an HOH competition. Here's who holds power this week and which houseguests they nominated. Rachel Reilly is this week's Head of Household.

Big Brother's Zach Cornell exclusively tells Us Weekly his $10K prize plans after not using his secret veto power

Equipped with a $10,000 safety option and a secret "BB Buy-Off" power, Zach Cornell chose to safeguard alliance member Morgan in Week 6 rather than use it. Instead, he intended to win the crucial Blockbuster competition and trusted in his social ties.

Zach Cornell’s growing bond with Lauren during Big Brother 27 shaped his choices, alliances, and overall strategy inside the house

That had to be Zach Cornell’s first thought after losing the BB Block Buster on Thursday’s live eviction episode of Big Brother. That’s because Zach could have saved himself before that competition ever took place and removed himself from the nomination block with his BB Buy-Off Power.

Julie believes Keanu is methodical and says Zach’s elimination was the peak example of Big Brother friendships.

It doesn’t take a Big Brother legend to know that Zach Cornell should have used his secret veto power to keep himself safe this week, but that didn’t stop Janelle Pierzina from weighing in on the most shocking move of Big Brother 27 so far.

Heading into the fifth eviction episode of Big Brother 27, Veto winner Katherine Woodman had just announced she wouldn't be saving Zach Cornell, Keanu Soto, or Vince Panaro. All three men spent the week being subjected to hilarious punishments,