“Big Brother 28” star Yash Patel is upset with Drew Campbell for voting him out during the dramatic double eviction.
“In terms of the game, you best believe I have hard feelings towards him about that decision,” Patel, 24, exclusively told Page Six on Friday.
However, the finance analyst insisted he’s not holding a personal grudge towards Campbell, 22, for the game move.
“Everything that happened in that house stays in that that house,” he said. “Game is game. So I’m not gonna bring that into the real world.”
During Thursday’s double eviction, Patel landed on the block next to Dee Valladares, after nominee Rick Devens won the Power Veto and saved himself.
Patel and his ally, Taylor Brown, begged Campbell to keep him in the game, but the surgical dental assistant ultimately sided with Devens, 42, and voted to keep Valladares, 29, over Patel.
During his exit interview with host Julie Chen Moonves, Patel admitted he didn’t feel betrayed by Campbell because he “was never somebody I could really trust to begin with.”
When asked if he thinks Campbell is a good player, Patel replied, “No. He plays a little weaselly. I don’t respect that kind of gameplay.”
“But hey, he outlasted me,” Patel added. “I can’t really hate on it that much.”
He also acknowledged in the interview that the “Icons” have “had a great bond” with Campbell throughout the season, so he wasn’t surprised that Campbell kept Valladares in the double.
Patel isn’t the only Houseguest this season with strong feelings toward Campbell; fellow contestant Mallory Aurichio previously told Page Six exclusively she felt the most betrayed by him.
“I’m surprised about a lot of the stuff that Drew has done,” the 24-year-old rocket scientist previously told us following her emotional eviction during the milestone 1000th episode of “Big Brother” last month.
Aurichio called out Campbell for playing both sides of the house and “running information back” to the “Icons” alliance of Valladares, Devens and “Big Brother 26” alum Angela Murray.
“I always knew he was tight with the ‘Icons’ and I knew he talked too much, but I had been kind of assuming he had my best interests and he didn’t,” she said.
“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+.
