Who Has What It Takes To Win?

Tayo could not believe his fate as he sat down and wept silly. Biggie announced that the housemates were pranked throughout the week with the return of the exes. Tears streamed down Tayo's face and he could not even explain why he was crying.

After Biggie told the housemates to unfreeze, Goitse stayed in her position and had tears run down her cheaks. Idris also stayed in his chair and did not move as he perhaps could not believe what had happened. When Tayo started crying, M'am Bea went over to comfort him and soon after, she went and wept in Ellah's arms. Nhlanhla joined the ladies in a group hug and encouraged M'am Bea not to cry as they had gone through a lot already.

The housemates did not seem at all impressed with Biggie's prank but were definitely glad to have remained in the house. Emotions got the better of them as some seemed upset at the whole ordeal. Idris went to sit outside and Ellah joined him. The gent did not look like he was keen on any company but remained calm nonetheless.

Goitse sat on her own upstairs, crying and staring into nothingness. Idris went up to her and held her in his arms whilst she cried. The two bonded a little as they reminisced about Feza who had given them a talk. Downstairs, Butterphly sat quietly, seemingly in a sulky mood.

Housemates started thinking back to the characters that were brought into the house and analysing how they strategically played them. We hoped that they had at least learnt something from the ex-housemates as JJ also pointed out that in as much as they were on a mission they gave them fair criticism about how they were perceived outside.

With only two weeks left of the Big Brother Africa show things were bound to still get heated up in the house. Which Big Brother Hotshots housemate has what it takes to win? Don't forget to make as much noise you can on BBA social media pages about the housemate that you think will stay on the longest in the house.