Jun Song

Jun Song was a houseguest in Big Brother 4. In the season which saw Jun play the game with her ex boyfriend Jee, her alliance with Alison Irwin ensured that both women reached the final two. Jun received six of the seven jury votes as was thus crowned the winner. She is notable for perfecting and claiming the floater strategy.

Biography

Jun Song (born July 19, 1975, in Seoul, South Korea) was a 27 year old investment manager from New York, New York. Her ex-boyfriend, Jee, was also a houseguest this year due to the "X-Factor" twist.

Player History - Big Brother 4

Competition History

Week 1	Food	Win
	HOH	Loss
	Food	Win
	POV	Loss
Week 2	HOH	Loss
	Food	Win
	POV	Loss
Week 3	HOH	Loss
	Food	Win
	POV	Loss
	Luxury	Loss
Week 4	HOH	Loss
	Food	Win
	POV	Loss
Week 5	HOH	Loss
	Food	Win
	Luxury	Win
	POV	Loss
Week 6	HOH	Loss
	Food	Win
	POV	Win
Week 7	HOH	Loss
	POV	Loss
	Luxury	Loss
Week 8	HOH	Win
	Food	Sat Out as HOH
	POV	Unable to Play ¹
Week 9	HOH	Previous HOH
	Food	Win
	Diamond POV	Loss
	Luxury	Win
Week 10	HOH Part 1	Loss
	HOH Part 2	Win
	HOH Part 3	Loss

Note: ¹ Since Jun was attending the 20th Annual MTV Video Music Awards, she was not able to compete in the Veto competition on Week 8. However, it should be noted that if none of the houseguests correctly guessed where Jun was, then Jun would have won the Veto.

Voting History

Week	Position	Voted for	With Majority?
1	–	Amanda Craig	Yes
2	–	Michelle Maradie	Yes
3	–	David Lane	Yes
4	Nominated	–	–
5	–	Nathan Marlow	Yes
6	POV Holder	Justin Giovinco	Yes
7	–	Jack Owens, Jr.	Yes
8	HOH	–	–
9	Nominated	–	–
10	Nominated	–	–
Finale	Winner	–	–

HOH History

	Original Nominees		Post-Veto Nominees		Intended Target
Week 8	Alison	Jee	Evicted Jee	Robert	Jee

Post Big Brother

Several years later after winning the show, she is married with one child and currently living in Belgium. She is the owner and chef of a Korean restaurant, Rice House, in her town of Evergem.

Trivia

Jun is the first, and currently only, Asian-American House Guest to win Big Brother. In addition, she's the only non-white House Guest to have won the game.
Jun is the first female Big Brother winner to receive no votes against them the entire game.
- Nicole Franzel of Big Brother 18 matched her feat.
- She is also one of nine winners to receive no votes against them (followed by Drew Daniel, Mike "Boogie" Malin, Adam Jasinski, Dan Gheesling, Ian Terry, Andy Herren, Derrick Levasseur and Nicole Franzel.)