Saturday Night Party filled with Drama and fights !
The vibes were high, the music was loud, and the housemates had clearly enjoyed the Saturday Night Party. But once the party wrapped up, the real show began. What followed was a full-blown after-party drama extravaganza that left tensions exposed and alliances shaken.
The night took a sharp turn when King Wanda came for Ofentse, labelling him conniving and fake. Ofentse fired back with a jab that even ancestral prayers couldn’t make King Wanda his equal. That only fuelled King Wanda further, as he accused Ofentse of being an actor who needed to stop pretending and start being himself. He went as far as saying Ofentse was going home soon and wasn’t as smart as he thought.
As voices rose, Trixie jumped in, calling the argument meaningless in the face of real-life issues. She criticised Ofentse’s comments as low and unnecessary, making it clear she wasn’t here for the energy he was bringing. On the sidelines, King Wanda doubled down, telling Ofentse he had no personality, throwing insults his way, and even warning Que to be careful around him. At one point, he suggested that Que and Ofentse should leave the house together.
Trixie wasn’t done. She made it clear she “calls a spade a spade” and took serious issue with Ofentse’s remarks about Dene Jones, especially comments that linked coloured people with violence. In a moment that summed up the chaos of the night, she told Ofentse that he likes to win at all costs and should stop “putting flowers in his arse and calling it a vase.” Ofentse, unfazed, laughed, clapped, and even applauded King Wanda.
Just when it seemed the situation couldn’t escalate further, Bravo B entered the fray. Declaring himself the original king, he stood up, announced he was the king of the jungle, and called out Ofentse for being inconsistent; nice one day and different the next. Ofentse stood up too, daring the “king” to address him face to face. The moment teetered on the edge of a physical clash before Didi stepped in to separate them. Trixie once again highlighted her discomfort with how coloured people were being spoken about.
Amid the chaos, Mashel checked in with Que and Ofentse about their supposed issue with Bravo B, but both denied having any problem with him. Que, in particular, expressed confusion over why he was even being dragged into the situation.
When Bravo B was eventually brought back into the conversation, he clarified that his issue wasn’t about Trixie but about the formation of cliques in the house. He accused Ofentse of having a victim mentality and believing people hated him because of his position. Ofentse responded with a warning, suggesting Bravo B was being used and was too attached, a concern he said genuinely worried him.
By the end of the night, one thing was clear: alcohol played a major role in the blow-up. But beyond that, the confrontation dragged hidden tensions and unspoken issues straight into the spotlight.
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