Claim to Fame

The hosts introduce the 12 celebrity relatives competing for the coveted $100,000 prize; contestants compete in a talent show for their first challenge, with one contestant facing elimination.

New alliances are formed and more identities revealed after the first elimination; a close round of voting in the Voto Booth ends in another elimination.

With 10 contestants remaining, alliances continue to form and be tested throughout the house as more guesses are made; the contestants split up into two teams and jump into the pool, with one contestant saying goodbye.

A fashion show challenge forces the players to create and show off a look centered around one item of clothing that reveals a clue about themselves; the winner of the challenge receives information about a fellow housemate.

As the contestants catch on to Dominique's influence throughout the house, some develop their own counterstrategies; an elaborate game of telephone puts teams' memorization and communication skills to the test.

Attached to a lie detector, contestants take turns sitting in the hot seat answering yes or no questions about their relatives; they must decide whether to tell the truth or lie, while attempting to give their best poker face.

With only six contestants remaining, the competition is stiff, and loyalties are tested; this week's challenge is centered on a mock estate sale, where the contestants must spot the difference when certain items are swapped around.

An alliance is solidified between two housemates; one housemate continues to lead others on with her false identity; a trivia challenge tests pop-culture knowledge.

A challenge tests the contestants' knowledge about the celebrity relatives with clues pointing to their nicknames, careers, celebrity romances and TV appearances; the winner does not receive immunity but does receive the final wine room clue.

A shocking twist brings familiar faces back to the house who attempt to influence the game one last time; one competitor outsmarts the rest and takes home the $100,000 prize.