Who is the new HoH in the Celebrity Big Brother 2 house? That's the focus of this article following tonight's show?

For anyone who was wondering, not all that much was different in the house following the surprisingly-unanimous vote to evict Joey Lawrence from the game. There are still some bitter divides in there and it seems like you've got Lolo Jones, Natalie Eva Marie, and Ricky Williams on one side. Then, you've got Tom Green, Dina Lohan, and Kato Kaelin on the other. Kandi Burruss and Tamar Braxton are kind of in the middle. (We're putting Dina with Kato since they've had a close bond.)

We learned going into the HoH that it was going to be a short one, which was nice given that tomorrow's Super Bowl Sunday and this week has been crazy enough. When the feeds came back, it was official: Tamar Braxton is the new Head of Household and with that, we imagine that things are going to be wild.

For starters, the nomination of Kato Kaelin feels inevitable given what led us to this point as of late. Tamar and Kato have just had it out over some comments that he made earlier on in the game and it's hard to envision a situation where she does not put them up. The only reason not to is if she really thinks that she can beat them in this game. The dominant alliance at the moment is Natalie, Ricky, and Lolo — they are the ones who are actually in possession of the most power. These next few days really come down to the safer short-term move or the riskier long-term move. No matter the decision that Tamar makes, it could have some really important ramifications for the future of the game. Here's to hoping that she makes the right choice. (We think that splitting up the two-person alliances really should be the key for a lot of Head of Households moving forward.)

Who is the new HoH in the Celebrity Big Brother 2 house? That's the focus of this article following tonight's show?

For anyone who was wondering, not all that much was different in the house following the surprisingly-unanimous vote to evict Joey Lawrence from the game. There are still some bitter divides in there and it seems like you've got Lolo Jones, Natalie Eva Marie, and Ricky Williams on one side. Then, you've got Tom Green, Dina Lohan, and Kato Kaelin on the other. Kandi Burruss and Tamar Braxton are kind of in the middle. (We're putting Dina with Kato since they've had a close bond.)

We learned going into the HoH that it was going to be a short one, which was nice given that tomorrow's Super Bowl Sunday and this week has been crazy enough. When the feeds came back, it was official: Tamar Braxton is the new Head of Household and with that, we imagine that things are going to be wild.

For starters, the nomination of Kato Kaelin feels inevitable given what led us to this point as of late. Tamar and Kato have just had it out over some comments that he made earlier on in the game and it's hard to envision a situation where she does not put them up. The only reason not to is if she really thinks that she can beat them in this game. The dominant alliance at the moment is Natalie, Ricky, and Lolo — they are the ones who are actually in possession of the most power. These next few days really come down to the safer short-term move or the riskier long-term move. No matter the decision that Tamar makes, it could have some really important ramifications for the future of the game. Here's to hoping that she makes the right choice. (We think that splitting up the two-person alliances really should be the key for a lot of Head of Households moving forward.)

Who is the new HoH in the Celebrity Big Brother 2 house? That's the focus of this article following tonight's show?

For anyone who was wondering, not all that much was different in the house following the surprisingly-unanimous vote to evict Joey Lawrence from the game. There are still some bitter divides in there and it seems like you've got Lolo Jones, Natalie Eva Marie, and Ricky Williams on one side. Then, you've got Tom Green, Dina Lohan, and Kato Kaelin on the other. Kandi Burruss and Tamar Braxton are kind of in the middle. (We're putting Dina with Kato since they've had a close bond.)

We learned going into the HoH that it was going to be a short one, which was nice given that tomorrow's Super Bowl Sunday and this week has been crazy enough. When the feeds came back, it was official: Tamar Braxton is the new Head of Household and with that, we imagine that things are going to be wild.

For starters, the nomination of Kato Kaelin feels inevitable given what led us to this point as of late. Tamar and Kato have just had it out over some comments that he made earlier on in the game and it's hard to envision a situation where she does not put them up. The only reason not to is if she really thinks that she can beat them in this game. The dominant alliance at the moment is Natalie, Ricky, and Lolo — they are the ones who are actually in possession of the most power. These next few days really come down to the safer short-term move or the riskier long-term move. No matter the decision that Tamar makes, it could have some really important ramifications for the future of the game. Here's to hoping that she makes the right choice. (We think that splitting up the two-person alliances really should be the key for a lot of Head of Households moving forward.)

Tonight, the latest Celebrity Big Brother 2 episode featured an eviction, a Power of Veto Competition, and a whole lot more. We were also insanely curious as to precisely how much of the past few days were going to even be featured on the show, given that things got really ugly at one point.

We won't spend too much time on the competitions, given that this is something that is pretty straightforward. The night began with Kandi Burruss and Joey Lawrence on the block, and it ended with that, as well. Natalie Eva Marie won the Veto Competition and she opted to keep nominations the same on the other side of it. She saw no real merit in getting rid of Ricky Williams, which was the plan of Tom Green entering the week. Tom underestimated the closeness of the bond that Natalie and Lolo Jones had with him, and that is his biggest mistake this week. He didn't properly gauge where their feelings were.

Natalie and Lolo didn't talk to Tom all day about the Veto, which was a red flag to him all day that something was a little bit amiss. The tension that was there between some of the one-time allies escalated quickly after the Veto Meeting, really to the point where no one was even talking by the start of the weekend. It's been a rough, weird few days in the game and the big takeaway is that the alliance formally called Team Fun is really no more.

For those unaware, the vote tonight really came down to Tamar Braxton, who had the ability to decide whether or not Kandi was staying in the game. Based on the fact that the votes were all to evict Joey before the first commercial, it was clear the plan changed. It was unanimous, and Joey was evicted. Apparently, nobody wanted to make an enemy out of Kandi by voting to evict her in the end. Tamar likely told everyone her vote after the live feeds went down.

Credit to Joey for his interview with Julie — while he barely let her ask any questions, his impression of Lolo in the house was surprisingly accurate. He also somehow managed to predict the Super Bowl. Where was this Joey in the house?

Tonight, the latest Celebrity Big Brother 2 episode featured an eviction, a Power of Veto Competition, and a whole lot more. We were also insanely curious as to precisely how much of the past few days were going to even be featured on the show, given that things got really ugly at one point.

We won't spend too much time on the competitions, given that this is something that is pretty straightforward. The night began with Kandi Burruss and Joey Lawrence on the block, and it ended with that, as well. Natalie Eva Marie won the Veto Competition and she opted to keep nominations the same on the other side of it. She saw no real merit in getting rid of Ricky Williams, which was the plan of Tom Green entering the week. Tom underestimated the closeness of the bond that Natalie and Lolo Jones had with him, and that is his biggest mistake this week. He didn't properly gauge where their feelings were.

Natalie and Lolo didn't talk to Tom all day about the Veto, which was a red flag to him all day that something was a little bit amiss. The tension that was there between some of the one-time allies escalated quickly after the Veto Meeting, really to the point where no one was even talking by the start of the weekend. It's been a rough, weird few days in the game and the big takeaway is that the alliance formally called Team Fun is really no more.

For those unaware, the vote tonight really came down to Tamar Braxton, who had the ability to decide whether or not Kandi was staying in the game. Based on the fact that the votes were all to evict Joey before the first commercial, it was clear the plan changed. It was unanimous, and Joey was evicted. Apparently, nobody wanted to make an enemy out of Kandi by voting to evict her in the end. Tamar likely told everyone her vote after the live feeds went down.

Credit to Joey for his interview with Julie — while he barely let her ask any questions, his impression of Lolo in the house was surprisingly accurate. He also somehow managed to predict the Super Bowl. Where was this Joey in the house?