From eviction assumptions to housemates weighing in on strong contenders and past conflicts, calm is nowhere in sight.
The day was filled with reflection and analysis in Biggie’s house, and while some bonds are beginning to form, others have already been ruled out. Bravo B opened up about his relationship with Ofentse, revealing that while they can be cool, a real friendship is off the table due to his behaviour.
Chatting to Trixie, he noted that people sometimes treat you differently based on what they have heard from others. According to Bravo B, Ofentse had assumed he would be evicted during yesterday’s live show. He relayed that Ofentse said, “Now it is time to show the kids,” which was directed at him. He added that Ofentse often speaks indirectly, addressing someone while appearing to talk to another.
Meanwhile, Ofentse and Lawredo assessed the strengths of their fellow housemates. Ofentse pointed out that some in the house are playing an emotional game and highlighted that Mmeli, Liema, and Dube have strong fan bases. Lawredo added that Ashay is also one of the strongest contenders. Ofentse likened Ashay to “a little butterfly in the house” and wondered who would want to hurt him.
Later in the day, Trixie shared her thoughts on the house’s budding connections with Neliswa and The Don, saying they make a cute pair, even jokingly adding that they look more like brother and sister. She playfully warned The Don not to think he would also be her “boss” once they leave Biggie’s house. This follows Trixie telling the rest of the house that Neliswa is her boss outside Biggie’s house.
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