‘Truth always comes out’ — Big Brother 27 villain Rylie Jeffries rocked by shocking rumors his ex is preparing to file paternity suit… after alleged fling just weeks before pre-season sequester - suong

 Big Brother 27 villain Rylie Jeffries’ dramatic eviction may only have been the beginning of his troubles. Just days after he fled the spotlight and returned to Oklahoma, shocking rumors began circulating online that his former girlfriend is preparing to file a paternity suit against him, claiming he fathered a child during an alleged fling that took place before the season even began.

According to unverified reports spread by fan blogs and gossip forums, the woman — whose name has not yet been publicly confirmed — has privately told friends that she intends to take legal action after discovering she may be pregnant. She is said to have been involved with Rylie in the weeks leading up to the show’s pre-season sequester period, when contestants are isolated before entering the Big Brother house. Sources claim the relationship was “short-lived but intense,” and that Rylie allegedly promised her he was “ready to settle down” before vanishing into the CBS-controlled lockdown.

The alleged timeline is raising eyebrows among fans, many of whom remember Rylie’s obsessive showmance with fellow contestant Katherine Woodman. On social media, the rumor has already been dubbed “Scandoval 2.0” by Big Brother superfans, with one commenter writing: “Imagine going on BB to ‘find love’ while you’ve left a girl at home pregnant. This is messy beyond repair.”

While no official court filings have yet surfaced, speculation grew when eagle-eyed fans noticed that Rylie’s ex had posted cryptic Instagram stories over the weekend. One featured a baby emoji alongside the caption, “Truth always comes out.” Another showed a blurry screenshot of what appeared to be legal paperwork on her kitchen table.

If true, the development could have enormous consequences for Rylie, both legally and reputationally. A paternity suit would not only drag his name back into tabloid headlines, but also raise uncomfortable questions for CBS, which has already been criticized for allegedly downplaying his behavior inside the house.

Entertainment attorneys have weighed in, with one telling The U.S. Sun: “If a child is involved, this could complicate matters for Rylie significantly. Not only financially but in terms of his public image. Reality stars live and die by their reputations, and this is the sort of scandal that sticks.”

Fans of Big Brother are divided. Some believe the rumors are nothing more than opportunistic gossip, while others say the pieces line up too perfectly to ignore. “He disappeared from feeds all the time, had obsessive behavior, and now this? Of course it fits the pattern,” one viewer wrote on Reddit.

For now, Rylie remains silent, holed up at his family ranch in Oklahoma. CBS has declined to comment on the speculation, insisting only that they “do not discuss contestants’ personal lives outside the game.” But with the story spreading like wildfire and the alleged ex hinting at legal action, it seems only a matter of time before Rylie is once again dragged into the spotlight he tried so desperately to escape.

If the rumors prove true, what began as a messy showmance on Big Brother 27 could escalate into one of reality television’s most explosive court dramas in years.