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The season finale of After 90 Days delivered a dramatic conclusion to a highly engaging season. After weeks of competition, the final three—Chelsie Baham, Makensy Manbeck, and Cam Sullivan-Brown—competed in a tense Head of Household (HOH) challenge.
Finale Recap
The episode kicked off with the first part of the HOH competition, where Makensy was the first to be eliminated after about 25 minutes, followed closely by Cam. Chelsie clinched victory in the first segment, setting the stage for the next rounds.
In a nostalgic twist, season 16 winner Derrick Levasseur made a cameo, adding some fun to the proceedings before the second part of the HOH competition, which Makensy won, securing her place in the final round against Chelsie.
As they prepared for the final competition, both Chelsie and Makensy expressed uncertainty about whom they would take to the final two, showcasing the strategic tension among the houseguests.
Jury Roundtable
The jury roundtable, hosted by season 24 winner Taylor Hale, provided insights into the dynamics among the evicted contestants. They discussed the remaining players, weighing Makensy’s competitive success against Chelsie’s strategic gameplay. The jury debated their options, with some members praising Chelsie’s strategy while others found it difficult to overlook Makensy’s impressive competition wins.
Final Head of Household
In the climactic third part of the HOH competition, Makensy and Chelsie battled fiercely. Ultimately, Makensy emerged victorious with a narrow 6-5 win. She made the pivotal decision to evict Cam, bringing Chelsie with her to the final two.
The Jury’s Decision
Cam, in his exit interview with Julie Chen, acknowledged Chelsie’s strong game and expressed his frustration about his own performance in competitions. The jury then engaged in a question-and-answer session with both finalists. Chelsie defended her strategic moves, while Makensy highlighted her game-changing decision to eliminate Leah Peters.
The Winner Revealed
As the votes were tallied, it became clear that Chelsie had won the season, clinching all seven votes from the jury. This victory not only showcased her strategic prowess but also her ability to connect with the jury.
Additionally, Tucker Des Lauriers won America’s Favorite Player, making history as the first pre-juror to claim the title. The finale concluded with heartfelt reunions, apologies, and a lighthearted sing-along of the Jankie World theme song, wrapping up a memorable season filled with twists and intense gameplay.