Kaitlyn Herman describes her "Big Brother" eviction as "coming out of a toxic situation"

Another week, another dramatic ousting on Global "Big Brother".

The victim of this week was Kaitlyn Herman in what is the biggest and boldest move of the season as a 24-year-old life coach from Encino, California, saw his reverse fortune while she was targeted for deportation.

ET Canada questioned the controversial "Big Brother". The vote that sent her packing, the moving week that preceded her expulsion, and the scathing nomination speech of her house mate Sam Bledsoe, who told Herman that she needed more respect for herself as a woman

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"I felt really small after his nomination speech," Herman said at AND Canada. "I felt misunderstood, judged and embarrbaded, it was difficult, I will not lie, but at the same time I can not judge Sam to have the opinion that she does." [19659004] In the 9-1 vote, JC Mounduix was the only houseguest who voted for Herman to stay, which she initially found shocking. "Now that I replay the moments in my head and have had time to think about it, I am not surprised that JC voted to keep me," she said. "I sincerely think that he was using his heart at that time and he did not want me to go on a 10-0 ballot."

As to being betrayed by his alliance, Herman said that she did not see it like that. "As far as I'm concerned, we've never been in an alliance." "I was aligned with some people in the house but the sides were broken for me as soon as Swaggy called me a responsibility towards her group, "she added.

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Contributing to the drama of his departure, Herman had a chance to return to the game if she could complete a "Bonus Life Challenge" – disbademble and then piece together a puzzle – in less than two and a half minutes. Unfortunately, she was not able to do it.

So, what was going on in his head during the stressful challenge? "Everything and nothing at the same time," she admitted. "There was so much pressure at that time … I was just panicked."

Now that she's out of the house, Herman nods that deserves to come to the end – and a prediction of who will probably do it.

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"The people I think I deserve [to make it] are Tyler, JC, Kayce, Angela and Bayleigh. The people I think will be in the end are Haleigh, Fessy, Rockstar and Brett. "

In her exit interview with host Julie Chen, Herman spoke of a" greater good "arising from her deportation, and she elaborated why being dismissed" Big Brother "was not necessarily a bad thing for her.

" The greatest good will always happen, whether you like what it is or not, "she explained. me, the greatest good was to get out of a toxic situation. I lost myself in it. I lost my true self. If I had been in this house one more day, it would have been another day out of touch with who I am. "

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