“Big Brother 28” star Melody Morris declared she won’t date fellow contestant Drew Campbell because of his negative “traits.”
“I would not consider a romantic relationship with Drew outside of the game,” the corporate game show host exclusively Page Six after her eviction on Wednesday’s episode.
“I love Drew and I think he’s awesome,” Morris added. “I wanna continue to be his friend, but there is a lot of traits that Drew has that I would never want to date.”
Morris, 24, and Campbell, 22, were in a close “flirtmance” alliance that lasted until Morris’ eviction at the final five.
Before exiting the house, Morris tearfully hugged Campbell and told him, “Please win this, please.”
In her Diary Room confessional filmed after her eviction, Morris admitted that she “already miss[ed]” Campbell.
Campbell, meanwhile, had an emotional reaction to Morris’ eviction.
“It’s really hard to see Melody walk out that door today,” he said in the DR. “But I feel like through this vote, I got to prove my loyalty for once.”
“I’ve only got one choice left, and that’s win this whole thing for her,” the surgical dental assistant continued. “Because if she can’t do it, I guess I have to.”
Morris left while on good terms with Campbell, but fellow contestant Yash Patel blasted Campbell to Page Six after he fell victim to last week’s double eviction.
“In terms of the game, you best believe I have hard feelings towards him about that decision,” the 24-year-old finance analyst said of Campbell.
During his exit interview with Julie Chen Moonves, Patel called out Campbell’s “weaselly” gameplay and said he “was never somebody I could really trust to begin with.”
Mallory Aurichio similarly told Page Six she felt the most betrayed by Campbell after her Aug. 27 eviction.
“I’m surprised about a lot of the stuff that Drew has done,” the 24-year-old rocket scientist told us. “I had been kind of assuming he had my best interests, and he didn’t.”
Morris, Patel, Barrett Pfeiffer, Angela Murray and LaTrice Verrett currently make up the “Big Brother 28” jury that will vote for a winner between the eventual final two.
Campbell, meanwhile, has made it to the final four alongside school counselor Taylor Brown and “Survivor” alums Dee Valladares and Rick Devens.
“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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