Angela Murray believes Barrett Pfeiffer will regret betraying their “Crossovers” alliance on “Big Brother 28.”
“He’s public enemy No. 1, and he has some big hitters coming for him,” Murray, 53, exclusively told Page Six after her eviction. “And he better watch out.”
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.
“He cannot win HOH this week. So I’m banking on either Yash [Patel], Dee [Valladares] or [Rick] Devens to win that next HOH,” the real estate agent shared.
Murray even made a bold prediction about who may be the victims of the upcoming double eviction on Thursday.
“We will probably see Barrett, if not just Barrett, maybe even Drew [Campbell] [go home] on this double eviction coming up. Because we know that there’s one coming,” she predicted.
“So I think he’s very much so gonna regret it,” Murray added of Pfeiffer. “Not the right time, Barrett! Not the right time.”
Murray went home during Pfeiffer’s HOH reign after she was nominated alongside fellow “Icons” Valladares, 29, and Devens, 42.
The “Icons” viewed Pfeiffer’s move as a brutal betrayal, given they were in a final five alliance with him and Campbell, 22.
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.
In her post-eviction interview with Entertainment Weekly, Murray admitted that her “lowest low” during the season was being nominated next to Valladares.
“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.”
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.
“I wanted to have a lot of fun,” Murray said of coming back for Season 28. “This was my redemption. I wanted to get in there and I wanted to strategize. I wanted to play ‘Big 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+.
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