Bayleigh Dayton is the latest casualty on Big Brother All-Stars. The two-time player was sent home just ahead of the jury phase and was sitting on the block next to ride-or-die Da’Vonne Rogers. The two women had a difficult week in the house after being put up next to one another and dealing with verbal altercations with Christmas Abbott. The pair also felt betrayed by Tyler Crispen who offered
- Bayleigh Dayton is the latest casualty on Big Brother All-Stars. The two-time player was sent home just ahead of the jury phase and was sitting on the block next to ride-or-die Da’Vonne Rogers. The two women had a difficult week in the house after being put up next to one another and dealing with verbal altercations with Christmas Abbott. The pair also felt betrayed by Tyler Crispen who offered to go home, noting their stay in the game was bigger than the show itself.
- Now that Baylegh is gone from the game, she is catching up with Entertainment Weekly and discussing the issue with double standards in Big Brother, which extends into all reality television. In the fight with Christmas, Bayleigh had to compose herself as the former put her hands in her face and clapped and yelled while they spoke. Bayleigh said she had to keep it together or she would have been labeled the “ghetto a** Black girl.” She noted how she has to act differently as she must consider how she might be perceived by her roommates and viewers.
- “So [for] me, as a Black woman, I have to go out of my way to make people feel comfortable because we already don’t have the same backgrounds or the same experiences. So a lot of the time that is dumbing down my experience or letting other people feel comfortable being their complete self, knowing that I kind of have to play catch-up,” she said.
