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‘House of Villains’: Johnny Middlebrooks on Why the Worm Challenge Was Even Worse Than It Looked & More

On the redemption challenge, Tyson Apostol secured safety by eating one more mealworm than Johnny Middlebrooks and Paul. After Ashley was medically discharged, Kate replaced her with Tyson in the competition.
Johnny Middlebrooks says the supervillain role put a target on him because he nominated Kate and New York. At least one of the three allies faced banishment, raising stakes inside the house.
The redemption stunt forced contestants to lie in a vat of slithering worms and eat dozens of mealworms. Tom Sandoval wore a nurse's uniform and jumped fully clothed into the pool for the challenge.
An argument with Tom Sandoval solidified Johnny Middlebrooks' banishment risk, as he says the confrontation sealed his fate. At least one ally faced banishment, with outcomes proving worse than expected.
House of Villains airs Thursdays at 9/8c on Peacock and has featured medical discharges and extreme redemption challenges. Johnny Middlebrooks has appeared on six shows including Netflix's Pop the Balloon and adjusted his in-house strategy.

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