Big Brother Season 28 Winner: After weeks of intense competition, heated clashes and plenty of entertainment, Big Brother Season 28 has officially wrapped up. School counselor Taylor Brown, surgical dental assistant Drew Campbell and Survivor star Rick Devens battled it out for the grand prize, with the jury ultimately choosing the season’s champion during the finale on Thursday (October 1).

And now, we finally know who has been crowned the winner of the American edition of Big Brother.

Big Brother Season 28 Finale: Who Won The Final HOH (Part 3)?

The Big Brother Season 28 grand finale delivered plenty of drama, unexpected twists and shocking moments as the final houseguests battled it out for the coveted title.

Taylor Brown dominated the opening round of the final HOH competition, defeating both Drew Campbell and Rick Devens. In Part 2, Devens bounced back and beat his ally Drew to advance to the final stage.

The third and deciding round saw Taylor and Devens go head-to-head in a memory challenge. They watched videos featuring jury members and had to identify the false statements. After six videos, Devens secured the win with a 5-3 score, with one question still remaining.

But the biggest twist came with Devens’ decision for the final two. Instead of choosing his ally Drew, he picked Taylor, sending Campbell out of the game. The unexpected move left Drew in tears, while Devens described it as a “betrayal.”

Big Brother Season 28 Winner, First Runner-Up: Who Ended Up In What Position?

Host Julie Chen Moonves began revealing the jury votes, and after the first five ballots were announced, Rick Devens had already secured enough votes to clinch the title. Devens ultimately won the finale 6-1, taking home the $750,000 grand prize.

Taylor finished as the first runner-up, taking home a $75,000 prize. Drew, meanwhile, wrapped up his Big Brother Season 28 journey in third place, finishing as the second runner-up and earning $50,000.