Big Brother contestant Isaiah "Zae" Frederich is facing criticism online after using an ableist slur during the live feed. The incident reportedly happened late at night while Zae was playing chess with fellow contestant Keanu Soto, according to TMZ. After losing a few pieces on the board, he blurted out the slur.

A new "Big Brother" Head of Household competition took place after Thursday's live eviction episode. Here's who won.

Gold Derby is serving up Big Brother 27 spoilers all summer long. Read at your own risk!

Zae’s eviction follows Kelley’s win in the BB Blockbuster competition, leaving Amy and Rachel with a stronger position in the house

It’s eviction day in the Big Brother house, and last night’s events were nothing short of explosive. Isaiah "Zae" Frederich, the ever-charming social powerhouse, discovered that Rachel Reilly had been orchestrating a master plan to get him out of the game. Buckle up, because here’s how it all unfolded.

Read on for our recap of Big Brother Season 27, Episode 4, which aired July 17 on CBS. This season's theme is the "Summer of Mystery" and the house has been transformed into the Hotel Mystère, where secrets lurk behind every corner.

The latest Big Brother Season 27 episode saw the first live elimination of the season. Viewers witnessed Zae Frederich going home after he was voted off with nine votes.

Big Brother 27's Zae Frederich used a slur on the live feed and quickly backtracked, sparking controversy among fans and social media users

Big Brother’ season 27 contestant Zae Frederich was caught on the live stream using an ableist slur late Tuesday night. The show has not yet responded.

During the latest season of "Big Brother," houseguest Zae Frederich used an offensive slur, sparking outrage online.

Ashley won the power of veto competition on Wednesday and removed herself from the slate for potential eviction on the Thursday episode on CBS.