Angela Murray didn’t just live in the Big Brother house this summer, she lived on the block. That would be the nomination block. Angela was up for eviction an incredible seven times, but in an even more incredible twist,

Week 10 in the “Big Brother” house ended Thursday night, with Angela Murray following her bestie Leah Peters out the door as the second victim on double eviction night. After Chelsie Baham edged out Angela in a Head of Household competition tie-breaker,

Angela Murray is a name that will live on in Big Brother infamy for a very long time, for many reasons. She made waves right from the start with a head-spinning fight in the first week. From there, her very theatrical personality dominated the house at all times, and she became the subject of so many saves we lost count.

With cameras and microphones capturing every word and action, Big Brother lives by the mantra, "Expect the unexpected." Angela Murray sure is living by that phrase! When Angela Murray entered the game of Big Brother,

The real estate agent also looks at her various conflicts throughout the season, admitting she 'shot herself in the foot' with the rest of the house.

Houseguests and Big Brother 26 fans are wrong for counting Angela Murray out when she’s got a clear path to win the season.