In an exclusive interview, Adrian Rocha, the third contestant eliminated from Big Brother 27, shares his thoughts on the game, his family support, and his predictions for the season’s winner.
Interview with Adrian Rocha from Big Brother 27
Adrian Rocha was the third contestant eliminated from Big Brother season 27, and Just Jared had the opportunity to discuss his experience on the CBS reality series.
How Adrian is Coping Post-Elimination
In the interview, he shared his thoughts on why the houseguests are currently playing it safe, whether his brother really teased him after his eviction, and his prediction for the winner of the season.
Just Jared: How are you doing?
Adrian Rocha: I’m doing as well as I could be not playing Big Brother. I want to say I’m doing fantastic. I’m back home and saw my family. They were relieved to have me home after seeing me on the block, but I would have loved to stay in the house. It was such a fun experience. Leaving was a bit devastating, but I would jump back in any day.
Family Support After Eviction
JJ: You mentioned in your exit interview with Julie that your brother might have teased you for getting evicted. Did he?
AR: Surprisingly, no. My family was actually very supportive and proud of me. I received many messages saying they loved me and that I represented the family well. I expected some brotherly teasing, but he was genuinely rooting for me and was as sad about my eviction as I was.
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Why Houseguests Are Playing It Safe
JJ: Why do you think everyone is playing it so safe in the house right now?
AR: Everyone is playing it safe because they don’t want to become targets. Keanu, Kelley, and I were the big targets, and the houseguests are thinking long-term. There are many small alliances, but no true loyalty, which makes people hesitant to take risks. They fear putting a target on their backs, especially since loyalty was promised to everyone.
Adrian’s Winner Prediction
JJ: If you had to guess, who do you think will win?
AR: It’s hard to say, but I would pick Ava. She’s in a good position, but I’m curious to see if she can win when it matters. She’s trying to underplay her competitive level, but if she’s perceived as a threat, she could easily be taken out. There’s not much loyalty in the house, so anything can happen.
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This interview has been condensed and edited for clarity.
