Big Brother’s Morgan Pope Seemingly Hinted At A Television Return, And What She’s Watching Gave Me A Theory About How It Could Happen

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As a big fan, I was a little disappointed to hear that Big Brother won’t be back until the summer of 2026, but the producers have confirmed there aren’t any plans for a spinoff right now, so I’m starting to accept it. Luckily, it looks like we might still get to see some of our favorite Houseguests on other reality shows – I heard Morgan Pope could be appearing on TV soon, which is great news!

Morgan was a strong player throughout Season 27, and she nearly won the whole competition. Although she lost to Ashley Hollis in the final challenge, her recent activity on X suggests she’s interested in competing again, and I think she has a good chance if she does.

Morgan Hinted She May Be Returning To Television Soon

Similar to a lot of people who’ve been on the show Big Brother, Morgan earns extra money by making personalized videos for fans through Cameo. A fan recently thanked her for a thoughtful message and expressed hope of seeing her on TV again. Morgan’s reply to that comment immediately struck me as odd.

Honestly, I wasn’t shocked to hear the news, but I was definitely pleased! I’d seen whispers online about someone from the latest season of Big Brother potentially joining The Challenge, and I figured it’d be Keanu Soto, especially after Rachel Reilly publicly campaigned to get on. While Morgan being added to the next Challenge season makes sense, I have a feeling her recent social media activity hints at something else entirely for her TV comeback.

I Think Morgan Watching Big Brother Season 14 For The First Time May Hint At How She’s Returning

Morgan’s been rewatching old seasons of Big Brother, which isn’t unusual on its own. However, when she said she was watching Season 14, I immediately became interested – and anyone familiar with that season will understand why, based on her recent comment.

Season 14 of Big Brother was unique because it brought back past players as coaches. These coaches initially guided a new group of contestants, but eventually joined the competition themselves, making for a chaotic and unforgettable season. A highlight was Dan Gheissler’s incredibly strategic move – often called “Dan’s Funeral” – which many fans consider one of the greatest plays in Big Brother history.

Over the years, Big Brother has often brought back familiar game elements, and given how popular past players have been, I think the coach twist could be really successful if it returned. I’d especially like to see Morgan compete against someone like Jag Bains, who impressively won both The Amazing Race and Big Brother. I’m still brainstorming who else could be a coach, and I’m happy to hear suggestions if this happens in Season 28 – though right now, it’s just something I’m hoping for!

As a huge fan of reality TV, I was excited to find out I can watch Morgan’s season of Big Brother on Paramount+. They have a couple of different plans – a basic one for $7.99 a month, and a premium, ad-free version for $12.99. But honestly, if you’re planning on watching a lot, their annual plan is the way to go – it saves you a bunch of money! I just signed up myself, and I’m ready to binge-watch!

While fans wait for Morgan to potentially return, they can revisit Season 27 of Big Brother on Paramount+. Hopefully, Season 28 will bring back the coach twist, but even if not, I’m just looking forward to watching the new season.

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2025-12-19 03:08