Natalie negrotti

  

Natalie was in the minority, alongside her close allies Bronte and Bridgette who formed the Spy Girls. Natalie had to change her character and abilities for survival. It worked, and she was the least of the worries. In the following days, Natalie grew a close bond with James Huling, who then became her show romance partner. Together, they managed to share a space while the two houses' sides fought at each other. Natalie's close partner Bronte was removed and Bridgette was removed a few months later. Natalie felt as though she and James were in their own world and she began to make friends with Michelle Meyer. Paulie Calafiore, then, began to make offensive and misogynistic remarks that Natalie was required to respond to and deal with. After taking a leading role in his eviction, Natalie stunned everyone when she won her first HOH of the season. Nicole Franzel, Corey Brooks and other outsiders convinced her that she should pursue Paul and Victor. Victor returned home after his expulsion. Her plans fell through and she was targeted a few weeks later. James was also on the block. The block remained even though neither of them was able to get a the right to veto. At the end of the day, she was expelled after a unanimous 3-0 vote. She finished 6th, and was the 6th member of the jury. Natalie's vibrant personality and bubbly personality have made her one of the most loved contestants on her season. She even won America's first Care Package. In the final night, Natalie, along with Victor as well as James was revealed to be in the top three contenders to win America's Favorite Houseguest however she was unable to win to Victor.








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