'Big Brother' contestant vows to not evict women or POC, then does the opposite

On Big Brother Sunday night, the first nomination ceremony of Season 23 left fans of the show upset for multiple reasons.

According to BB mega fans, who have been keeping up with the live 24-hour feeds, Frenchie, the first Head of Household of the season, allegedly stated he would not be nominating any women or people of color for eviction this week, after pointing out to a fellow houseguest that, historically, a person of color or woman has always been evicted first.

However, during Sunday's episode, multiple clips of Frenchie telling the ladies that he refuses to "nominate women this week" were aired, while his statement to not put a person of color on the block was seemingly edited out, which left viewers on social media totally suspicious of CBS, per usual. One person tweeted: "ok but why are they hiding the “i’ll protect the poc from the block” comment" (@henrybb23) While another person asked: "why are race issues treated as censorable? show the truth cbs. frenchie promised to keep women AND POC safe." (realitytv2003)

And in the end, it was a plot twist when Frenchie nominated Alyssa and Kyland, a woman and a person of color. His decision to go back on his word had viewers calling B.S. on social media, especially because he had other options if he really did mean what he said.

It's unfortunate that Frenchie didn't take Julie Chen-Moonves's offer to compete for a second week of safety during premiere night, because it looks like Frenchie's going to have the biggest target on his back following this week's eviction. and left fans of the show upset for multiple reasons.

Video Transcript

- Obviously, you guys know that, like, I refuse to nominate women this week. Personal preference.

- I really appreciate that.

- The first nomination ceremony of season 23 went down on Big Brother, Sunday night, and left field fans of the show upset for multiple reasons. Here's why. Frenchie, the first head of household of the season, told the ladies in the house that he refused to nominate women this week.

AZAH: I love Frenchie. I'm tired of alpha males being able to force things through and getting their way to the end. Keeping a woman safe this week and making sure that no woman is nominated is completely my vision for this game path forward.

- And according to mega fans who have been keeping up with the live, 24/7 feeds, Frenchie allegedly also stated he would not be nominating any people of color, as well, after pointing out to Britney that, historically, a person of color or women has always been evicted first.

- I'm not going to do the things that fans expect and nominate the usual suspects. I'm about to shake things up.

- However, during Sunday's episode, Frenchie's vow to not nominate women was shown in multiple clips, while his statement to not put a person of color on the block was seemingly edited out, which left viewers on social media totally suspicious of CBS. Like this person who tweeted, "OK, but why are they hiding the, I'll protect the people of color from the block comment?" Another person asked, "Why are race issues treated as sensorable? Show the truth, CBS. Frenchie promised to keep women and people of color safe." And in a total plot twist, Frenchie went back on his word and nominated Alyssa and Kailin for this week's eviction, which had Frenchie looking super sus to viewers as well.

- Frenchie told me that the girls are safe. What is going on, Frenchie? What are you thinking?