Ian Terry has been living it up since Big Brother 22: All-Stars ended and he was able to leave the jury house. The fans were first introduced to Ian on Big Brother 14, when he was just a 21-year-old college student living in New Orleans, Louisiana. The show had featured similar personalities to Ian in the past, but they were usually the butt of a joke for being too smart but not street-smart, too geeky but not great game players. It was Ian that changed this narrative on BB14, proving that he was also a force to be reckoned with in competitions and could easily outmaneuver even former Big Brother winners in the strategic game.
With his casting on Big Brother 22, Ian Terry was brought into the game as one of only two former BB winners. As such, Ian immediately struck a Final 2 deal with BB18 winner Nicole Franzel, calling it the Million-Dollar Club alliance. He made a very compelling point: as former winners, their chances of winning All-Stars were somewhat slim. It made sense that the jury members would probably prefer giving the grand prize to someone new rather than to someone that had already cashed in $500,000. If Ian and Nicole wanted to have a good shot at winning the season, it was best for them to arrive at the finale together.
Unfortunately, Ian's odds on Big Brother: All-Stars were not necessarily in his favor. During Daniele Donato Briones' cursed Head of Household reign on the show, Ian ended up on the block as the third replacement nominee of the week. But going out early in the season didn't end up fazing him all that much. Ian just had a hard time spending so many weeks in the jury house, but things seemed to get a little bit better for him once Da'Vonne Rogers - and the other subsequent jurors - started to arrive. Now that BB22 is in his rearview mirror, Ian has shared posts on social media that show him traveling in Cancun and going for nightly walks around the block. Since leaving the season, Ian has also created Twitch and Cameo accounts so that he can interact with his fans even better.
It is a fact that post-BB22 Ian has been much more responsive to the fans and much more active with the post-season discourse. Longtime Big Brother fans are very happy that the season 14 winner is now more easily accessible on social media, considering that he maintained a rather low profile over the years. He has also taken the time to acknowledge Dani Donato's apology to him after she was accused of saying that Ian was faking his autism diagnosis on the show. All things considered, Ian seems to be enjoying his journey after playing All-Stars.
It's no secret that many viewers wanted Ian to go a little farther on Big Brother 22: All-Stars, but the game was stacked against anyone that wasn't part of (or at least closely associated with) the Committee alliance. Overall, the fans are just happy that Ian was back on TV after so long.
Sources: Ian Terry's Instagram, Ian Terry's Twitter
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