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From wild competitions to epic blindsides, to national headlines, tonight the craziest three weeks in Big Brother history come to an end. Five celebrities are left in the house, but only one can win the quarter million dollar grand prize.

Previously on Celebrity Big Brother, a double eviction first sent the housewife back to Beverly Hills. But before the second vote, Omarosa tried to paint a target on Ross and James.

After James was Big Time Rushed out the door, only five remain. Ross worked hard to secure deals to the end, while Ari and Omarosa became unlikely allies.

Now after a season of drama, epic competition, and celebrity hi-jinks, it all comes down to this. Who will rise to power, who will be evicted, and who will ultimately be crowned the winner of a quarter of a million dollars. Plus, who do you choose as America's favorite HG? Find out tonight on the two-hour finale of Celebrity Big Brother!

Tonight, Ross, Mark, Marissa, Ariadna, and Omarosa will make history as they battle to become the first ever winner of Celebrity Big Brother. And with three competitions left to be played and three celebrities to be evicted, we are definitely in for an action-packed two hours.

We pick up at the HoH competition and Ari tells us she needs to win the HoH and assure her part of the final four. Ross says the rules are simple. The last person to fall off their skis wins. Ross says he doesn't want to win this HoH competition... he's going to win this HoH competition. It's going to happen. He says Omarosa is spreading fake news about him and he's not sure if it worked.

Mark says his strategy has been to lay low, but now that strategy to end and it's time to assert his dominance and win some competitions all by himself. Omarosa says she can't compete, but she still has a little hope in Miss Colombia, Ari. She feels comfortable with Ari wins she won't see the block. Ari says she looks very funny, like a little baby horse trying to walk.

Marissa says she is flying back and forth, but if she's the last one standing she guarantees her spot in the final four. And then Marissa is down. Marissa says she feels so stupid.

Ari tells us she's struggling and her hands are sweating and she's trying so hard to hang in. We see Ari struggling and then she falls. Ari says it makes her very sad because she needed to win that competition.

Ross tells us it's him and Mark and he trusts Mark totally, but he's going to let Mark know if he lets him win then he will be safe. Ross tells Mark he could do this all day.

Mark tells us they start talking and even though he feels safe with Ross winning this HoH is the only way to ensure you make the final four.

Marissa notes Mark seems stable, but she'd like Ross to win because she doesn't think he'd throw her out.

Omarosa hears Ross and Mark talking and she thinks they are making a deal. Mark says we aren't making a deal. Omarosa says Mark looks more steady than Ross and tells him not to give up.

Ari would like Ross to win because she thinks Mark will come for her next since he took out Brandi. Marissa is cheering on Ross. Omarosa is cheering on Mark. Ross says he wants a letter and Omarosa keeps asking if they are cutting a deal and keeps saying Mark looks solid. Ross says look at me Omarosa, do I look like I'm shaking. Omarosa says let's see.

Mark tells Ross says next backwards and Omarosa says backdoor? Mark remembers Ross's mom is having health issues and that's why he wants the letter so he agrees to drop.

Ross has won HoH.

After the HoH, they all fall in the show and make snow angels. Omarosa says Ross got another HoH thrown at him, well done. She'd be shocked if Ross didn't put her up. Ross is guaranteed a spot in the final four, but no one else is safe. The final nomination ceremony is next.

Ross has been playing all sides of the house all game long. It's safe to say his nominations could be his biggest move yet. He says this HoH win is huge and it gives him one last opportunity to get Omarosa out. He's a happy boy. Ross wants Mark to promise if Omarosa wins veto and takes herself off, he wants Mark to vote Ari out. Mark agrees.

Ross tells Marissa he meant what he said to Mark, he was never going to let go. Marissa tells Ross he's going to win the game. Ross says he gets emotional thinking about him being able to win the game. He says growing up there was no one like him on television and if he can do it, then maybe other people out there will think they can do anything too.

Ari comes in and says she thought he was going to fall because Omarosa was screaming at him. Ross says they are going to send her home. Ross tells her he has to put her up tomorrow. Ari says you're not going to vote Mark out? Ross says he can't because he made a deal. Ross tells her they are all going to protect her and Ari tells us she doesn't really feel safe with this deal. Ross says they just can't let Omarosa win the veto.

Ross tells us his hands are kind of tied with these nominations, but he needs to make sure Ari understands and has his back. Ross asks Ari who she's taking to two if she stays and she says she's taking Ross.

Ross seems surprised and Ari promises on her family. Ari says she's all alone in the game and now she just needs to trust Ross that she is not the target. Ross says if they get Omarosa out they are golden.

It's time for the nomination ceremony. Ross has nominated Ari and Omarosa. Ross says she nominated Omarosa because she put him up twice and Ari because they are running out of people in the house. Ross says let's fight it out in the veto, game on.

Omarosa says Ross just nominated her for the second time and it just means she has to fight for the veto in order to remain in the game.

Up next is the final veto competition.

After battling for the past 26 days, Ari's and Omarosa's lives are on the line. It's time for the final veto competition!

They are going to play one at a time. Marissa is first. She reads the directions and her job is to match the correct dates to each story about a HG. They must climb across the monitor and match the days to the story. They can only transfer one tile at a time. Once they think they have all the answers correct they can hit enter to lock in their answer. They only get one shot to hit their enter button and the person who gets the most days in the shortest time will win the final veto.

Marissa tells us she really wants to win this and she begins climbing the monitor. She sees the numbers on the other side of the board. She matches Baby Ariadna as day 6 and Keshia went home on day 13. She sees the double eviction story and gets 24. She says as a BB superfan she knew when she entered to remember the dates. She says the physical part is so hard for her. We then see her fall and then she drops a number. She gets up and falls again, and then one more time. She says she will not be playing Peter Pan on Broadway anytime soon. She locks in her time and she's 100% sure of her answers so she's hoping someone else screws up.

Mark is up next and he says best case scenario is he wins and controls his own destiny. He sees the headline about Julie Chen telling them they won the Superbowl on day 10 and he knows that for sure. He sees the VIP veto and he's not particularly sure about the headline and he put day 20. He rushes through and locks in his time and he thinks he did pretty good on this competition and he wouldn't be surprised if he got them all right.

Ross is next. He says he's been trying to get Omarosa out for weeks and he needs to make sure she doesn't win. Ross drops a number. He starts with the double eviction and day 24. He then goes down to get the number he dropped. He starts placing his numbers and saying he runs through the days in his head as he lays in bed. He finishes and hits enter. He's OK, he thinks he has all the answers right, he just hopes he did it fast enough to win.

Ari says this is the most important competition. She remembers when James and her were babies. She works quickly as she places the numbers and she hits enter and locks in her time. Omarosa is last and she says it would be sweet revenge to win veto and blow up Ross's final four. She says it would be a twist no one would see coming. She's going through and her lungs are tight and she's trying to get numbers on the stories and get down as quickly as possible. She hits enter and locks in her time.

Marissa got 8 out of 8. Mark got 6 out of 8 and Marissa is still in the lead. Ross got 8 correct as well. Marissa and Ross are tied for the lead. Ari got four right and that's not enough.

Omarosa knows she has to get a perfect score to match and she only got 1 right. Since it was a tie, the player with the fastest time will win. Marissa's time was 12:31 and Ross's was 5:42. Ross has won veto.

Ari tells us Ross promised her they would send Omarosa home and she's crossing her fingers the plan works out. Omarosa says surprise, surprise, Ross won another competition. She was gunning for him the entire time because she knew he was a strong competitor.

Ari tells us Ross promised her they would send Omarosa home and she's crossing her fingers the plan works out.

Omarosa says surprise, surprise, Ross won another competition. She was gunning for him the entire time because she knew he was a strong competitor.

It's time for the veto meeting. Ross gives them a chance to say why Ross should use the veto on them. Ari says she's not going to campaign against Omarosa because that's not who she is.

Omarosa says it's been an honor to share a room with a believer and destiny delayed is not destiny denied and Ari will get her crown. She says she loves Ari and gives her a hug. Ross has decided not to use the power of veto.

Ross says he's pretty confident Omarosa is going home, but if anyone can find a way not to go home, it is her. Ariadna or Omarosa will be evicted and coming out of the house and joining the jury.

Then we'll have the final HoH and that winner will decide who they compete against when they face the jury. Plus, we'll find out who was selected America's Favorite Houseguest.

It's time for the live vote and eviction. Ari gives her statement and she says before coming here, the only thing the world knew about her was something that took three minutes of her life and she hopes they got to know her better. She's played a fair and honest game and she stays true to her friends and her souls and she's not going to campaign against Omarosa, but she does want to keep playing the game.

Omarosa gives thanks to her God and she thanks her husband and says she is a product of a praying mother. She says we are facing a pivotal moment in this country, but we cannot allow hatred, division, and bigotry tear us down. We are one nation under God and with the power of the vote, the ballot, and bringing our diversity to allow us to unite, we can change the country to be together and united under God.

Marissa votes first and she votes to evict Omarosa. Mark is next and he also votes for Omarosa.

By a vote of 2-0, Omarosa has been evicted from the house. Omarosa loses a shoe as she's leaving and Mark hands her bag and says it's heavy. Omarosa finally joins Julie.

Julie asks if they did the right thing by getting rid of her and Omarosa says absolutely. She says they should have evicted her 5 evictions ago. Julie asks if they should have kept her to beat her in the Final Two? Omarosa says she knew as soon as she got rid of the biggest target, James, they wouldn't keep her.

Julie says Omarosa knew she’d have a target on her back, what did she do to try and deal with that? Omarosa says she hasn’t really had an opportunity to just be herself and authentic and engage with people, and this was her chance to do that. Julie asks if she thinks she succeeded and Omarosa says she doesn’t know but she had a great time and she had an opportunity to fulfill a dream.

Julie says Omarosa wasn’t afraid to talk about her time in the White House and everyone has been intrigued. Julie says Omarosa told Ross she was haunted by President Trump’s tweets and Ross asked her if we’d be ok and she said no. Julie asks if she really believes that. Omarosa says she thinks that we can if we make a pivot as a nation. She says she was on the frontline of the most divisive elections in our history and our nation is better than and better than just two parties.

Julie asks for Omarosa’s final thoughts and she thanks CBS and everyone associated and her family for allowing her to fulfill her dreams and her mother and her church. Julie says she still has a job to do and we’re about to head into the next HOH.

It’s time for the final HOH. It’s called #Hash It Out. They all get to compete. Julie says they’ll see a social media battle involving the first six evicted HG. They will see these tweets and they must identify which former housemate posted an incorrect statement in all caps. They get one point for each answer and the person with the most points wins.

They see the first volley of tweets and Ross, Ari, and Mark selects Shannon and Marissa selects James. James is the answer and Marissa gets a point.

The next series they see is between Chuck and Keisha. Everyone selects Chuck and they are all correct. Marissa has 2 points and Ross, Ari, and Mark each have 1 point.

The next series is between Shannon and Metta. Everyone chooses Metta and they are all correct. Marissa has 3 points. Ross, Ari, and Mark each have 2 points.

The next series is between James and Brandi. Everyone chooses James and everyone is correct. Marissa has 4 points and Ross, Ari, and Mark have 3 points.

Brandi and Shannon are the next two arguing. Everyone selects Shannon and they are all correct. Marissa has 5 points and Ross, Ari, and Mark each have 4 points.

Next is Brandi and James again. Ross and Mark select Brandi. Ari and Marissa choose James. The correct answer is Brandi. We have a three way tie between Ross, Mark, and Marissa.

Tie Breaker question: The answer will be a number. In seconds, how long was the Rocky Mountain Fly competition from the moment the skis lifted up to the moment the game officially ended?

Ross answers 1300. Mark answers 2000. Marissa answer 1000. The answer is 600 second and Marissa is the final HOH.

It’s time for Marissa to make her decision. Mark says it’s been an honor and thanks CBS and everyone involved.

Mark says he’s so proud and she deserves what’s coming her way. It’s been a joy and a pleasure.

Ari says she loves them and Marissa is amazing and so strong and she’s so proud of her and she tells her to do what’s best for her.

Ross says they talked about this and she did it! He has a friend for life in her and no matter what he loves her and she did it.

Marissa is ready to make her decision. Julie has her stand and go to the center of the living room and make the final two evictions of the season. She says they know what her decision is but she wouldn’t’ be standing there if it weren’t for Ross. She has to evict Mark and Ari.

Mark holds the door open for Ari and they join Julie on the stage. Julie asks did Marissa make a mistake. Ari says no, they were together since day one and it was the best decision for her and they deserve to be final two. Mark says we’ll see, they were both as tight as a fiddle. They were strategic, tough, and they were competitive when they needed to be.

Julie says it seems Ross was giving her an out if she wanted it and Mark says it speaks to the camaraderie amongst all of them and at the end of the day they wanted to compete. Mark says the experience was just so amazing and you can never articulate it in a million years. Julie says so it wasn’t going to be what you thought it would be Mark? He says oh no Julie! Julie says harder than you thought? Mark says yes! Ari agrees.

Final thoughts from both. Ari says it was the amazing experience in her entire life. Mark says he woke up every morning with a Laker world champion sitting on the other side of the room. If that doesn’t say it all, he doesn’t know what will.

The fate of the final two rests in the hands of the jury of nine.

We welcome back Chuck, Keshia, Shannon, Metta, Brandi, and James. Julie says only moments ago the last three people were evicted. Julie asks who she wants to see join them on the jury.

Shannon says Ross and Marissa, but she doesn't think that will happen. James doesn't want to see Mark.

Julie is ready to reveal the final jurors. Omarosa is the first onto the stage. Ari then comes out and Mark is the last to head out.

Julie explains how the final evictions went. Julie says they'll get a chance in a few moments to lock in their votes, but first they get to question the final two. Julie greets Marissa and Ross and they looks shocked and say everyone looks so good.

Brandi asks what they regret most about how they played the game. Marissa says Brandi looks pretty. Marissa feels there were moves she had to make in order to protect Ross and those were the most difficult times.

Ross says he loves this game and his biggest regret was being naïve on day two when it was a different world on day 22. He says you have to pivot sometimes and that was his biggest regret.

James asks if it was important to stay true to their word or were they willing to do whatever they wanted to win.

Ross says you have to stay true to your character, but the game of Big Brother requires you to pivot either away from a closed door or to an open opportunity. He says you have to choose a ride or die and he was lucky to find that and he was true to his character, but there were times he had to make a choice.

Marissa says every time she said something she genuinely meant it when she said that. She says she never figured out how to make everything happen.

Shannon asks Marissa why she deserves to win over Ross. Marissa says sometimes Ross would come to her with an idea and she'd laugh, but then do it.

Marissa says she wanted to work with Shannon but she knew she had to stay calmer and stay true with her girls, even if Ross was bringing her a different idea. Julie has to stop Marissa from talking.

Ross says he's loved the game since day one and he thinks Big Brother is about relationships with people, pivoting when needed, and winning when your butt was on the line and he thinks he did that. He says he also managed to do it with compassion and kindness, and he used Keshia and Metta as examples.

Final question from Omarosa is how their strategy they changed over the course of the game and what was their biggest lie.

Marissa says her strategy never changed and her biggest lie was when Chuck asked her the morning he was evicted if she knew what was going on. She felt really bad.

Ross says his strategy never changed and the biggest lie he told was not a lie, it was not being able to keep his word to Brandi and not sharing all the truth all the time. He says that's different from an outright lie.

Final plea: Marissa says she had to win this HoH to be sitting in the Final Two and she won it and she won it for herself. She knew Ross played well and won HoHs and veto's and she still took him because she's true to him and their friendship and she thought that was more important in the big scheme of life.

Ross says he loved this game and he talks about being in the audience season one at the finale. Ross says he played hard and you don't win in the first quarter or the second quarter or third quarter alone. You win in the fourth quarter. He proved in this game he is a champion and he's so proud to have played with all of them and he's proud to be sitting there with Marissa.

It is time to vote. Chuck is first to vote. Chuck says he picked the person he felt the fairest and straightest game. Keshia is up next and she says she decided to vote for the person who was the most upfront and played the straightest game and she stays true to her word. Julie has to warn the juror not to confer with each other. Shannon is next and she is voting for who she felt was a little more honest with her and wishes them both luck.

Julie reminds Metta to put in the person he thinks should win. Metta says hi to Marissa and then her son and Julie says he has to vote. Metta says he doesn't know who to vote for he's just going to close his eyes and pick a key. Brandi is up next and she is voting for the shadiest person in the house. James is next and says his speeches changed the way he's going to vote.

Omarosa is up next and she says she loves them both and she's enjoyed the journey with them. She's voting for the person she just loves, loves, loves, so much and wasn't gunning for her the entire time. Ariadna is up and she's voting for the person who had the most honesty the whole season. Mark is the last one and he says this is so hard, it's like Sophie's choice. He says there's one person since day one that he's enjoyed and that's who he's voting for. Voting is now complete.

The fate of the final two rests in the hands of the jury of nine.

We welcome back Chuck, Keshia, Shannon, Metta, Brandi, and James. Julie says only moments ago the last three people were evicted. Julie asks who she wants to see join them on the jury.

Shannon says Ross and Marissa, but she doesn't think that will happen. James doesn't want to see Mark.

Julie is ready to reveal the final jurors. Omarosa is the first onto the stage. Ari then comes out and Mark is the last to head out.

Julie explains how the final evictions went. Julie says they'll get a chance in a few moments to lock in their votes, but first they get to question the final two. Julie greets Marissa and Ross and they looks shocked and say everyone looks so good.

Brandi asks what they regret most about how they played the game. Marissa says Brandi looks pretty. Marissa feels there were moves she had to make in order to protect Ross and those were the most difficult times.

Ross says he loves this game and his biggest regret was being naïve on day two when it was a different world on day 22. He says you have to pivot sometimes and that was his biggest regret.

James asks if it was important to stay true to their word or were they willing to do whatever they wanted to win.

Ross says you have to stay true to your character, but the game of Big Brother requires you to pivot either away from a closed door or to an open opportunity. He says you have to choose a ride or die and he was lucky to find that and he was true to his character, but there were times he had to make a choice.

Marissa says every time she said something she genuinely meant it when she said that. She says she never figured out how to make everything happen.

Shannon asks Marissa why she deserves to win over Ross. Marissa says sometimes Ross would come to her with an idea and she'd laugh, but then do it.

Marissa says she wanted to work with Shannon but she knew she had to stay calmer and stay true with her girls, even if Ross was bringing her a different idea. Julie has to stop Marissa from talking.

Ross says he's loved the game since day one and he thinks Big Brother is about relationships with people, pivoting when needed, and winning when your butt was on the line and he thinks he did that. He says he also managed to do it with compassion and kindess, and he used Keshia and Metta as examples.

Final question from Omarosa is how their strategy they changed over the course of the game and what was their biggest lie.

Marissa says her strategy never changed and her biggest lie was when Chuck asked her the morning he was evicted if she knew what was going on. She felt really bad.

Ross says his strategy never changed and the biggest lie he told was not a lie, it was not being able to keep his word to Brandi and not sharing all the truth all the time. He says that's different from an outright lie.

Final plea: Marissa says she had to win this HoH to be sitting in the Final Two and she won it and she won it for herself. She knew Ross played well and won HoHs and veto's and she still took him because she's true to him and their friendship and she thought that was more important in the big scheme of life.

Ross says he loved this game and he talks about being in the audience season one at the finale. Ross says he played hard and you don't win in the first quarter or the second quarter or third quarter alone. You win in the fourth quarter. He proved in this game he is a champion and he's so proud to have played with all of them and he's proud to be sitting there with Marissa.

It is time to vote. Chuck is first to vote. Chuck says he picked the person he felt the fairest and straightest game. Keshia is up next and she says she decided to vote for the person who was the most upfront and played the straightest game and she stays true to her word. Julie has to warn the juror not to confer with each other. Shannon is next and she is voting for who she felt was a little more honest with her and wishes them both luck.

Julie reminds Metta to put in the person he thinks should win. Metta says hi to Marissa and then her son and Julie says he has to vote. Metta says he doesn't know who to vote for he's just going to close his eyes and pick a key. Brandi is up next and she is voting for the shadiest person in the house. James is next and says his speeches changed the way he's going to vote.

Omarosa is up next and she says she loves them both and she's enjoyed the journey with them. She's voting for the person she just loves, loves, loves, so much and wasn't gunning for her the entire time. Ariadna is up and she's voting for the person who had the most honesty the whole season.

Mark is the last one and he says this is so hard, it's like Sophie's choice. He says there's one person since day one that he's enjoyed and that's who he's voting for.

Voting is now complete.

Julie asks Shannon what surprised her the most about what she saw. She says that everyone was trying to backdoor her the week before she went and Ross and Marissa were trying to stab her in the back.

Julie gives Marissa and Ross a chance to respond and Marissa says she knew she couldn't beat her and she knew the only way to get her out was to backdoor her. Ross says ditto and she's the best ever to play the game.

Keshia is wondering if Ross was true to any of the alliances. Ross says he was true to Marissa and Mark and he was true to Ari and Brandi until they were on the block.

Julie asks Metta what shocked him the most and he says what shocked him the most was how bad he was at the game. Metta thinks Ross played a great game and he was amazed by editing and production.

Julie says Brandi said she hopes James get to see her good-bye message to him because it was way worse.

In the message, we see Brandi say bye James, she doesn't like him that much and he's annoying as hell. She thinks he's a nice person, no he doesn't. Just go away. James says that was articulate as ever and much love.

It's time to see who the winner of Celebrity Big Brother is!
Mark has voted for Ross.
Ari has voted for Marissa.
Omarosa has voted for Marissa.
James has voted for Marissa.
Brandi has voted for Ross.
Metta has voted for Ross.
It's a tie.
Shannon has voted for Marissa.
Keshia has voted for Marissa.
Marissa has won Celebrity Big Brother.

Marissa comes out and hugs her son and says she missed him.

Julie shows Chuck also voted for Marissa so she won 6-3. Julie says a lot of people thought she made a mistake and she says she had to take him. Ross says sorry about the lying, but if you're going to play Big Brother, you have to come to play. Julie says the top three vote getters for America's Favorite Houseguest were Shannon, James, and Ross.

The winner of America's Favorite Houseguest is... Ross.

Julie thanks everyone and don't forget summer Big Brother is just around the corner as we celebrate the 20th season. From outside the Big Brother house, good night everyone!

Tonight's coverage of Celebrity Big Brother, S01E13 was written by IndyMom78.