‘Big Brother 28’ star Angela Murray blasts Barrett Pfeiffer for his betrayal: ‘He better watch out’

New York Post · collected 2026-09-14 · by Eric Todisco
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Summary

Angela Murray, a contestant from “Big Brother 28,” criticized her former ally Barrett Pfeiffer for betraying the group alliance during her eviction interview with Page Six. Murray, who is part of the jury deciding the season’s winner, warned that Pfeiffer might face eviction soon due to his actions and accused him of being "public enemy No. 1." She predicted that either Pfeiffer or Drew Campbell will be evicted in an upcoming double elimination episode.
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claim-shaped sentences
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3 of 29 hedged
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Story summary

Angela Murray, a contestant on Big Brother 28, was evicted from the show after being nominated alongside fellow contestants Dee Valladares, Rick Devens, and Drew Campbell. Murray指责她的前盟友Barrett Pfeiffer背叛了她,并警告他可能会面临危险,因为Pfeiffer的举动破坏了一个五人联盟。Murray预测Pfeiffer在即将到来的一次或两次淘汰中可能被淘汰,尤其是当Pfeiffer无法赢得“HOH”(房子之主)头衔时。Murray强调Pfeiffer的行为不合时机,并且认为他可能会后悔自己的决定。这一事件发生在10月1日决赛前的几周内,此时投票和联盟的变化对最终结果至关重要。

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Eric Todisco
2 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 Murray, who is the second member of the jury that will decide the season’s winner on Oct. 1, gleefully noted that Pfeiffer, 27, could be in serious danger of following her out the door.
🔮 Jen attended the Utah Utes’ game against the Arkansas Razorbacks at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on Saturday, which she documented in a TikTok video aptly set to Sexyy Red’s 2024 song, “She’s Back.”
Also by Eric Todisco
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Topics

CBS HOH Icons Page Six Paramount+

Subjects

Murray PERSON · 17× CBS ORG · 9× Pfeiffer PERSON · 9× Valladares PERSON · 6× Page Six ORG · 5× Devens PERSON · 4× Barrett PERSON · 3× Campbell PERSON · 2× Icons NORP · 2× Yash [Patel PERSON · 1×

Narrative

After Devens won the BB Block Buster and saved himself during last Thursday’s live eviction, Valladares convinced Patel, 24, and Taylor Brown to keep her over Murray, who was evicted in a 3-2 vote.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-14
🔮 Murray, who is the second member of the jury that will decide the season’s winner on Oct. 1, gleefully noted that Pfeiffer, 27, could be in serious danger of following her out the door.

Claims (29 extracted, 3 hedged)

“He’s public enemy No. 1, and he has some big hitters coming for him,” Murray, 53, exclusively told Page Six after her eviction. asserted
Murray → ’ → eviction
“And he better watch out.” asserted
he → watch → ?
Murray, who is the second member of the jury that will decide the season’s winner on Oct. 1, gleefully noted that Pfeiffer, 27, could be in serious danger of following her out the door. uncertain
Pfeiffer → decide → door
“He cannot win HOH this week. asserted
He → win → HOH
So I’m banking on either Yash [Patel], Dee [Valladares] or [Rick] Devens to win that next HOH,” the real estate agent shared. asserted
agent → bank → HOH
Murray even made a bold prediction about who may be the victims of the upcoming double eviction on Thursday. uncertain
who → make → Thursday
“We will probably see Barrett, if not just Barrett, maybe even Drew [Campbell] [go home] on this double eviction coming up. asserted
eviction → see → ?
Because we know that there’s one coming,” she predicted. asserted
she → know → ?
“So I think he’s very much so gonna regret it,” Murray added of Pfeiffer. asserted
Murray → think → Pfeiffer
Murray went home during Pfeiffer’s HOH reign after she was nominated alongside fellow “Icons” Valladares, 29, and Devens, 42. asserted
she → go → Icons
The “Icons” viewed Pfeiffer’s move as a brutal betrayal, given they were in a final five alliance with him and Campbell, 22. asserted
they → view → him
After Devens won the BB Block Buster and saved himself during last Thursday’s live eviction, Valladares convinced Patel, 24, and Taylor Brown to keep her over Murray, who was evicted in a 3-2 vote. asserted
who → win → vote
“You’re sitting next to your bestie in the house, your confidant, your everything,” Murray said. “And just knowing that one of us was gonna leave that night was really my lowest.” asserted
one → sit → us
Murray also told EW that she had a better experience this season than on Season 26, where she was involved in major drama and constantly on the outs. asserted
she → tell → outs
“I wanted to have a lot of fun,” Murray said of coming back for Season 28. asserted
Murray → want → Season
I wanted to get in there and I wanted to strategize. asserted
I → want → ?
I wanted to play ‘Big Brother.'” asserted
I → want → Brother
“Big Brother 28” airs every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on CBS and is available to stream the next day on Paramount+. asserted
Brother → air → Paramount+
Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → matter → ?
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
Read our guidelines "Big Brother 28" star Angela Murray blasted Barrett Pfeiffer for betraying their alliance in her exclusive interview with Page Six. asserted
Murray → read → Page
Page Six Murray (seen here) told Page Six that Pfeiffer is "public enemy No. 1" after his move. asserted
Pfeiffer → see → move
"He better watch out," Murray said about Pfeiffer. asserted
Murray → watch → Pfeiffer
CBS Murray (pictured above with Dee Valladares and Rick Devens) predicted that Pfeiffer and Drew Campbell might go home in the upcoming double eviction. uncertain
Pfeiffer → picture → eviction
"I think he's very much so gonna regret it," Murray said about Pfeiffer (seen above). asserted
Murray → think → Pfeiffer
CBS Pfeiffer (pictured above) nominated Murray, Valladares and Devens despite their final five alliance with Campbell. asserted
Pfeiffer → picture → Campbell
Murray went home in a 3-2 vote over Valladares during last Thursday's live eviction. asserted
Murray → go → eviction
CBS Murray (seen here with Valladares) told Page Six that she's banking on Valladares, Devens or Yash Patel to win the next HOH. asserted
she → see → HOH
CBS Murray (pictured here) returned for Season 28 after coming in sixth place on Season 26 in 2024. asserted
Murray → picture → 2024
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