Big Brother’s Vince shares tense secret reunion with girlfriend Kelsey in LA after he was ‘caught cheating’ with Morgan
The reality star was pictured with his girlfriend, Kelsey, as they reunited for the first time since his three months away on the show.
In Vince’s first outing since exiting the BB27 house, he wore his signature beanie, a Malibu Brewing Co. T-shirt, and black skinny jeans.
He appeared solemn as he ran errands with Kelsey on Tuesday, September 30th, including heading to Sunlife Organics in Calabasas, CA, and hitting up a local bank.
Later in the afternoon, Vince, who is a Los Angeles native, visited a cafe in nearby Malibu with Kelsey.
Kelsey looked gorgeous in a blue crop top and skintight biker shorts, but kept covered up in a baseball hat and sunglasses.
As the two walked together, they didn’t show any PDA – there was no hand holding or moments of embracing each other.
Neither Vince nor Kelsey appeared to crack much of a smile during their emotional reunion.
They appeared on friendly enough terms, chatting it up; however, there were several moments when they were caught having tense conversations.
Although the pair spent time together, they are “no longer dating” after she called things off while he was still in the Big Brother house, and they are simply “hashing things out,” according to an insider.
It’s the first time Vince, 34, has been seen since his controversial run on Big Brother’s season 27 has come to an end.
Vince began dating Kelsey over seven years ago, but his connection with fellow contestant, Morgan Pope, ultimately caused the demise of their relationship.
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After joining the Big Brother house back in July, Vince immediately grew a close bond with fitness model Morgan.
Kelsey had to watch from home all season, which was three full months, as her boyfriend continued to “cross the line” more and more with Morgan.
Amongst the questionable actions are Vince declaring his love for Morgan, repeatedly sleeping in the same bed as her, crying in her arms, showering next to her, kissing her shoulders, and other touchy-feely behavior.
Their relationship became so strong that in the middle of the season, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that Kelsey was “done” with Vince and felt “disrespected” by his behavior.
However, the decision was news to Vince, who found out his relationship came to a screeching halt while he was still on the Big Brother finale stage.
Vince was told that Kelsey broke up with him on the Big Brother stage, and he learned from the other contestants,” an insider who was present at the finale spilled.
“Like when the lights were still bright and as the cameras were rolling, he was told Kelsey was done.
“Vince hasn’t processed how much his life is about to change, so it hasn’t hit him yet that he lost his girlfriend of 7 years.
“He is in complete denial and as of last night, had not processed any of that,” the source claimed.
According to the eyewitness, Vince found out about his relationship crumbling after fellow season 27 contestant, Jimmy Haggerty, spilled the beans to other finalists.
Jimmy, having been voted out pre-jury, was able to connect with the outside world and go back online when the show was still airing, while the finalists and jurors only got their phones back on Sunday night.
“Vince found out on the stage because [Jimmy] was going around telling the others that Kelsey had dumped him.”
Vince should have picked up on the fact that Kelsey might not be thrilled with him when she didn’t show up to the finale on Sunday.
Kelsey was noticeably absent, though the CBS cameras made sure to emphasize showing Vince’s parents, with whom he lives with, in the audience.
Vince has not yet spoken out about the status of his relationship since exiting the house.
His time on Big Brother came to an end on Sunday when he was crowned the runner-up of this season behind victor, Ashley Hollis.
Ashley, 25, took home the grand prize of $750,000 while Vince was able to snag $75,000 – which he was elated about as he mentioned that’s “more money” than he’s ever made in his entire life.
Morgan, his number one ally all season, placed third and is widely considered to be one of the “greatest players who never won.”
