Big Brother alum Christmas Abbott was arrested for an alleged attack on her baby daddy's side piece.
Now, she isn't hitting back at the allegations directly, but she's put up a cryptic post.
According to official police reports, it was not a very merry Tuesday afternoon for former Big Brother contestant Christmas Abbott.
TMZ and Us Weekly both confirm that the 36-year old reality star turned herself into Tampa authorities yesterday, at which time she was booked for felony criminal mischief.
Big Brother brought the jurors together one final time to crown a winner Wednesday night, but did the right person win?
There was one last blindside, a surprise engagement and one final "I'm Julie Chen Moonves," and it all resulted in one of the best finales for this veteran CBS reality series yet.
Big Brother aired its usual pre-finale clip show Sunday night, meaning fans were left in the dark over who won the first two rounds of the final HOH competition.
Thankfully, both rounds played out on the live feeds ahead of the episode, meaning we know who won which competition, and the plan for the live finale.
With a few days left of Big Brother Season 20, Thursday's episode was all about taking one houseguest out of the equation and leaving us with the final three.
The episode picked up with JC's HOH win, and Kaycee, Angela, and Tyler worried about their future in the game for the first time in a while.
It was the end of the line for one houseguest on Wednesday's special eviction episode of Big Brother.
The host once again introduced herself as "Julie Chen Moonves," meaning she's brushing off all of the controversy she stirred up on Thursday night.
At this point, Julie Chen is as synonymous with Big Brother as racism, homophobia and stunning evictions.
And yet fans of this long-running reality show are now refreshing their browsers every other minute in order to learn the answer to the following question:
With all of the drama going on with Julie Chen stepping away from The Talk, many have wondered whether she's about to be evicted from Big Brother.
While we still don't know whether the show will even exist at this point next year, there is still a game to be played, and Wednesday's special episode will feature a Power of Veto, an eviction, an HOH competition, and a nominations ceremony.
Brett is out, but who's next?
The stakes are at an all-time high as Level Six is very close to having the remaining three members make up the final three of Big Brother Season 20.
Julie Chen returned to CBS Thursday night, and got ready to evict two houseguests, but what did she say about Les Moonves?
Double eviction episodes of the reality series are generally the most dramatic, but the biggest source of drama came from the final few moments when the host paid a stunning tribute to her embattled husband, Les Moonves.
The Level Six alliance has been running things all summer long inside the Big Brother house, and given that the end of the game is in sight, it's high time they all turned on each other.
Wednesday's edition picked up with Haleigh and Sam on the block. For the former, this was predictable because the rest of her alliance had been sent packing, so it was logical.
