Jason on Big Brother 28: 'Six People in Power Were Threatened by a Drag Queen'
The RuPaul's Drag Race alum speaks on his eviction, that tea party moment, and what it really meant.

Jason De Puy walked into the Big Brother house as Salina EsTitties—a drag queen who'd already made moves on RuPaul's Drag Race twice. But reality TV's a different beast. He knew the game was up when he came up short in Thursday's live eviction challenge, just seconds away from tying with Mallory.
What's wild is how he's reading the whole situation now. Jason's pointing out something real: that a majority alliance felt so threatened by a drag queen that they had to move against him hard. He's calling out the tea party drama—one of those moments that probably looked bad for him and good for whoever controls the narrative.
There's a moment here worth sitting with. Big Brother's always been about power moves and alliance-building, but Jason's asking the audience to notice what actually scared the six-person crew in charge. Not his game skill necessarily—but who he is and what he represents when he walks in the room.
The house politics are messy, and Jason's not shy about saying Kamu tried to bully him. Whether he leaves on his shield or not, he's making people think about why he was such a target.
Read the full story at Variety → https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/big-brother-28-jason-tea-party-kamu-bully-drag-queen-1236825246/
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