Big Brother: Everything Paloma Said About The Game Since Self-Eviction

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Since leaving the Big Brother house, Paloma Aguilar has had a lot to say about the intense game and her time spent inside the house. Paloma went into the Big Brother house, giving the game her all. Unfortunately, the physical and mental strain that the game tends to have on contestants soon took a toll on her health. Shortly before what was supposed to be the first live eviction of the summer, the houseguests learned the shocking news that Paloma had self-evicted from the game.

Paloma suddenly leaving the Big Brother house not only shocked her fellow houseguests but even the viewers at home. Whenever a player leaves the game early, whether it is voluntarily or forced by production, the remainder of the game is changed. This is what happened after Paloma's departure. Not only was the first live eviction pushed off, but the Backstage Pass twist was canceled. In place of the season's original twist, the show added a new twist called Festie Bestie, where the houseguests are put in pairs.

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Since leaving the Big Brother house, Paloma has slowly been readjusting back to reality. In doing so, she's had a few things to say about her short-lived time on the show. Prior to her self-eviction, Paloma believed she outsmarted the game. Now, she's realized the mental tollBig Brother took on her. Although she stayed away from social media for quite some time, Paloma did go through with her exit interview following her leave. During the interview with Us Weekly, Paloma admitted that the cash prize of $750K was not worth the ultimate toll the game was taking on her health. While living in the house, Paloma was running off of just two to four hours of sleep a