Dee told housemates she flipped votes and "burned the Red Corner," apologizing for being selfish and saying she took the heat for breaking up that alliance while reaffirming loyalty to the Crossovers. She said she was surprised by Barrett's reaction and complained that Barrett had not been fully onboard with her plan. Dee told Drew she thought he was shady until nominations, and she said she would not mind if the Crossovers put Haley on the block. Other houseguests called out Dee for choosing the blindside, accusing her of flipping the vote and then lying about it. Social posts note that key Red Corner figures Kamu and Chuk are already gone, with some accusing Dee of exaggerating the "heat" she received. The exchange has increased tension between Dee and Barrett and sharpened divisions between Crossovers and former Red Corner allies.
