Rome Seymore: Evicted but still the "biggest winner" of Big Brother
Evicted contestant Rome Seymore says he would give up $750,000 for one date with Lyric Medeiros, and he weighs in on the three finalists ahead of Thursday night's finale.
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Evicted contestant Rome Seymore says he would give up $750,000 for one date with Lyric Medeiros, and he weighs in on the three finalists ahead of Thursday night's finale.
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