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Emotions overflow, as ex-housemates depart.BBA 2014.

The housemates had been under severe
tension, believing the exes, who had
been watching their game, knew their
weaknesses and were better prepared.
Luclay added to the tension on Friday,
when he lost his cool, claiming only one
contestant was capable of beating him
to the prize money. He had showered
the housemates with insults after Biggie
asked him to wear his microphone. The
instruction triggered a primal rage that
had clearly been lying dormant inside
him, especially after his altercation with
Goitse.
He had everything to say about how the
Hotshots were way out of their depth in
the game. He said they lacked what it
took to win the prize money.
But when on Sunday, Biggie revealed to
them that the exes were just a ploy,
some of them were in tears.
Tayo could not believe his fate as he sat
down and wept. After Biggie told the
housemates to unfreeze, Goitse stayed
in her position and had tears run down
her cheeks. 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. Idris went to sit outside and
Ellah joined him. He 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
while 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.
With only two weeks left of the Big
Brother Africa show things are bound to
still get heated up in the house.
Although there were no nominations for
possible-eviction among the
housemates last week, Biggie revealed
that all housemates are up for eviction
this Sunday.

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