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Dave Graham: Fan favorite votes himself out of Big Brother

Fan favorite Dave Graham voted himself out of the latest episode of Big Brother in aid of other players who are more deserving at finishing.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
15-06-2022 00:35
in Lifestyle
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Dave Graham participated in Big Brother for the second time. Photo: Seven

Dave Graham has decided that he won’t compete in the very popular Big Brother competition. Thus far, the reality star shared that the other players are much more deserving of a chance in winning the competition. 

Contestant Dave Graham leaves Big Brother

Right now, the Daily Mail shares that Big Brother did not accept his decision to leave the competition through his own vote. During the voting session, Dave Graham decided that he will vote himself out as he doesn’t feel he belongs on Big Brother. 

So far, Dave feels that his journey with Big Brother has come to an end as he had accomplished all an individual would at the competition. 

‘I tried to get in there and play the game, but it’s just not me – it’s not who I am.

To date, Graham thinks that other competitors could do with staying a much longer while at the competition to figure out their purpose in life and what they want to do with their lives as he has. 

Dave didn’t see himself winning the competition

On his ride home, Dave Graham shared that he hopes Aleisha Campbell wins the competition. This year, Dave would mark his second time participating in Big Brother as he first made his appearance in 2006. 

In 2006, Dave Graham openly came out as gay to the public. This time around, Graham feels he has accomplished what he needs to as a person and found who he is as a person. 

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Dave Graham shared that he was gay on live tv in 2006. Photo: Ten

Thus far, Dave shared that the game playing in the house just didn’t align with his beliefs at present. According to GQ, the contestant could not keep up with the new game-play routines this time around. 

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When called to the diary room, Dave Graham shared that he is voting for a person who is not playing the game in the way it should be played. The farmer allegedly couldn’t bring himself to vote for Estelle or Aleisha. 

“I think when I see the three people at the finish this person’s definitely not going to be one of them.”

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