Maggie Ausburn

Mary Margaret Ausburn (born August 14, 1978) is an American known for winning the reality TV show Big Brother 6, broadcast by CBS in 2005.

Maggie Ausburn
Born (1978-08-14) August 14, 1978
TelevisionBig Brother 6 (winner)

Medical career

Maggie worked her way through college, by working as an Emergency medical technician. After obtaining her Bachelor of Nursing from the University of Massachusetts Boston, she became an RN at Summerlin Hospital in Nevada.[1]

Big Brother 6

In 2005, Maggie was one of fourteen Big Brother 6 contestants. In this, the sixth season of the show, known as the Summer of Secrets, each contestant had a secret partner, that they knew before the show, who would work together on the show. Maggie's secret partner was her friend, Eric Littmann.[2]

On the 80th day, the jury voted and gave Maggie the $500,000 prize in a 4-3 vote against Ivette. She received the votes of Jennifer Vasquez, Rachel Plencner, Howie Gordon, and April Lewis while Ivette received the votes of James Rhine, Beau Beasley, and Janelle Pierzina.[3]

Criticism and Controversy

Former housemate James Rhine admitted during his time in All-Stars 1 that he convinced the Friendship alliance that one of the perks of being HOH is that none of the conversations were aired on the live feeds. It was reported in a Reddit post that because of this information, a bunch of them shared "unsavory facts" about themselves. Maggie revealed that she was involved in a lawsuit for wrongful death while she was a nurse. It's unclear how involved she was.[4]

References
  1. "Nurses get special training class for hectic ER work", by Jan Hogan, View News. August 20, 2003
  2. "Maggie Ausburn Bray, A Nurse on Big Brother 6", Reality TV Magazine, July 4, 2005
  3. "The Winner and The Whiner", EW.com, September 20, 2005
  4. https://www.reddit.com/r/BigBrother/comments/6m9eno/whats_the_deal_with_maggie_from_bb6/
Preceded by
Drew Daniel		 Big Brother U.S. winner
Season 6 (2005)		 Succeeded by
Mike Malin
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