It’s been a minute since Paul Abrahamian graced our TV screens, but the wait is finally over. The “Big Brother” alum, known for their bold fashion sense, unfiltered confessionals, and back-to-back almost wins, is stepping back into the spotlight — and this time, they’re fully leaning into the chaos. Paul is officially part of the “House of Villains” Season 3 cast, and we’re already hooked.
If you’ve missed their explosive gameplay and unapologetic attitude, you’re not alone. Paul’s return feels like a win for reality TV fans who love a smart strategist with a flair for drama; and honestly, what better place than a show that celebrates reality’s most notorious personalities?
From Nearly Winning to Never Forgotten
When it comes to unforgettable “Big Brother” players, Paul Abrahamian is basically reality TV royalty. After dominating back-to-back seasons (18 and 19), Paul became one of the most polarizing and talked-about houseguests in franchise history. Whether you loved their flair for strategy or got whiplash from all the blindsides, one thing was clear: Paul knew how to play the game and keep viewers glued to their screens.
In BB18 (2016), they entered as a newbie and ended up in the Final 2, narrowly losing to Nicole Franzel in a tight 5–4 jury vote. Then came BB19 (2017), where Paul returned as the lone veteran and once again reached the Final 2; only to lose by a single vote again, this time to Josh Martinez. Brutal. But even with those close calls, Paul left the house with a fierce fanbase, dozens of iconic quotes, and a reputation as one of the smartest, flashiest players to never snag the win.
After that, Paul stepped out of the spotlight for a while, focusing on music and fashion… but now, they’re making a comeback in a big way.
Paul Joins the Chaos of ‘House of Villains’
In a casting move that makes almost too much sense, Paul Abrahamian has officially joined “House of Villains” Season 3 on E!, and it sort of feels like home. The reality competition show brings together some of TV’s most dramatic and cutthroat personalities for a battle full of manipulation, challenges, and chaos. Think: strategy-heavy gameplay, nonstop drama, and alliances that crumble faster than a Jenga tower.
As revealed by NBC, Paul won’t be causing chaos alone. Season 3’s villain lineup is stacked with reality TV heavyweights, including players like Tyson Apostol (“Survivor”), Kate Chastain (“Below Deck”), Plane Jane (“RuPaul’s Drag Race), Johnny Middlebrooks (“Love Island and “The Challenge), Tiffany “New York” Pollard (“Flavor of Love”), and Tom Sandoval (“Vanderpump Rules”). It’s a stacked cast, and Paul fits right in as someone who’s been both beloved and villainized by fans over the years; sometimes in the same episode.
“House of Villains” Season 3 is expected to air in early 2026, but no official release date has been announced. In the meantime, fans can catch previous seasons streaming on Peacock.
