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Fact Check: Was Big Brother 28 Star Drew Campbell Arrested For Assaulting A Houseguest? Truth Revealed

Fact Check: Was Big Brother 28 Star Drew Campbell Arrested For Assaulting A Houseguest? Truth Revealed
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A viral social media claim alleging that Big Brother 28 star Drew Campbell was arrested for assaulting a fellow houseguest on camera is fake. Posts circulating on Facebook and X have promoted the allegation, with some sharing a purported mugshot of the reality TV contestant. However, there is no credible reporting confirming that Campbell was arrested or charged with assault.

Was Drew Campbell Really Arrested For Assaulting A Houseguest?

The claim appeared in an article published by a website using the Daily News name. The story alleged that Campbell assaulted another contestant on camera and suggested footage from the show could be used as evidence.

The article stated, “Shocking news regarding Drew Campbell, a star of Big Brother 28, has stirred up a frenzy among fans. Online rumors allege that this controversial Top 4 contestant was arrested following accusations of assaulting another houseguest on camera; some posts even claim that police might use footage from the show as evidence.”

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“The most dramatic aspect of the circulating rumors is the claim that footage capturing the alleged assault could serve as evidence,” it added.

No credible reports confirm that Campbell was arrested for assaulting a fellow Big Brother 28 contestant. The viral claim should therefore be treated as false, rather than as an established criminal incident.

The posts allege that an on-camera confrontation led to an arrest, but no verified police statement, court record or credible news report has been identified to support that account.

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Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 13, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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