Who won ‘Big Brother 28’? See which Houseguest took home $750K

Warning: Spoilers ahead! Do not proceed unless you’ve watched the “Big Brother 28” finale.

And the winner is…

The final three of “Big Brother 28”: Rick Devens, Taylor Brown and Drew Campbell.

Rick Devens is the winner of “Big Brother 28.”

Devens — who competed on “Survivor 38” and “Survivor 50” — won the $750,000 grand prize against Taylor Brown by receiving six out of the seven possible votes from the jury members.

That means Brown is our runner-up this season, taking home the $75,000 consolation prize.

Devens received votes to win from Angela Murray, Barrett Pfeiffer, Yash Patel, Melody Morris, Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell.

LaTrice Verrett was the sole vote for Brown.

Devens also took home the $50,000 by winning America’s Favorite Player and and additional $10,000 for unleashing the Pharaoh’s Curse, bringing his total winnings to $810,000 this season.

The finale showdown took place after Devens beat Brown in the third part of the final Head of Household competition.

As the final HOH, Devens opted to take Brown to the final two, therefore making Campbell the final member of the jury.

Devens’ decision to take Brown over Campbell to the end was a shocker for fans, as the two had been extremely close all season long and often referred to each other as “father” and “son.”

Prior to the final eviction, host Julie Chen Moonves told viewers that Brown had made a strong pitch for Devens to take her to the end — and she was clearly successful.

Devens, Valladares and Murray (who competed on “Big Brother 26”) were brought on this season as reality TV “Icons” alongside a cast of newbie players.

Throughout the season, several Houseguests told Page Six they felt the most betrayed by Campbell — including pre-jury evictee Mallory Aurichio and Patel.

“I’m surprised about a lot of the stuff that Drew has done,” Aurichio, a rocket scientist, told us.

“I always knew he was tight with the ‘Icons’ and I knew he talked too much, but I had been kind of assuming he had my best interests and he didn’t,” she said, also calling him out for playing both sides of the house and “running information back” to the “Icons.”

Patel had harsh words for Campbell as well, telling Page Six, “In terms of the game, you best believe I have hard feelings towards him.”

However, the finance analyst isn’t holding a grudge outside the game. “Everything that happened in that house stays in that that house,” he said. “Game is game. So I’m not gonna bring that into the real world.”

Even Morris, who was in a “flirtmance” with Campbell this season, told Page Six she “would not consider a romantic relationship” with him in the real world.

“I love Drew and I think he’s awesome,” she told us. “I wanna continue to be his friend, but there is a lot of traits that Drew has that I would never want to date.”

Valladares — who won “Survivor 45” and competed alongside Devens on “Survivor 50” — dished to us that, had she won the final HOH, she would have cut her fellow “Survivor” alum.

“As much as my heart wants to stay loyal to Devens, he could absolutely beat me,” she said after her eviction, doubling down that she “would never want to bring” him to the end.

“I also feel like he would have done that, because we need each other for jury votes,” Valladares continued. “So I would have stayed loyal to him up until the final two, because I need his vote, just like he needs my vote.”

Earlier this season, during an exclusive interview to celebrate 1,000 episodes of “Big Brother,” Season 13 winner Rachel Reilly told Page Six she hoped one of the “Survivor” players would “steamroll” this season.

“I feel like if Dee and Devens can outwit, outplay, outlast these people, and if they can win competitions and use their powers at the right time, I’m hoping that for future seasons if we do see another ‘Survivor’ player or if we see any more returnees, that we have more of an outright battle from the beginning,” she told us.

Reilly added, “So I think the fact that they’re able to outplay these people so easily… I give them props. You have to give it to the gamer.”