Trezagah from Mozambique & Goitse from Botswana
It’s just one week left till the Hotshots edition of Big Brother Africa 2014 draws to a close!
In yesterday’s eviction, Sheillah, Trezagah, Ellah & Goitse
fell just one week short of a shot at the USD 300 000 prize on Big
Brother Hotshots as they were sent home in a heart-stopping quadruple
eviction on Sunday night. Their departure means that 8 housemates are
left in the game – and one of them must be named as the winner next
Sunday!
Viewers must now choose between, in alphabetical order, Butterphly (Zimbabwe); Idris (Tanzania); JJ (Zimbabwe); M’am Bea (Ghana); Macky2 (Zambia); Nhlanhla (South Africa); Sipe (Malawi) and Tayo
(Nigeria) – and get voting! Next week’s 2-hour live show will start an
hour earlier, at 19:00 CAT, to pack all the drama of season 9 into one
sizzling episode.
Macky2 revealed his Head of House ‘add’ decision to the housemates, with Ellah declaring “I knew it”
as he’d explained that he’d based his decision on who he felt was a
strong competitor. The Ugandan was spared – in the first round of
evictions, at least – as IK revealed that Sheillah and Trezagah had been
evicted. Joining him on stage, the Motswana said that she’d known
‘something was up’ when she wasn’t nervous for the first time, this
week. She declared that her ‘thing’ with Nhlanhla as “very complicated” and that it wasn’t “a relationship“. Trezagah said he felt “so bad”
at falling so close to the final and explained that he’d moved during
the ‘freeze task’ – the only reason he was up for eviction in the first
place – because he thought the task was over, and that he was being
pranked again.
IK went back into the house and revealed
that someone else was going to be evicted. He read out two more names –
Ellah and Goitse – taking the number of evictees to four. The Ugandan
could consider herself particularly unlucky to be sitting on the stage
with IK, rather than sipping celebratory champagne inside the house with
the finalists, as she never received a single nomination on Monday and
was only up for eviction because Macky2 had added her to the list. She
showed her annoyance when she told IK that she just wanted to punch
Macky2 – though she also said she was proud of him for making a bold
decision. Goitse said she was feeling “super awesome” and that she was looking forward to using her newfound fame to help her explore dancing, acting, writing, poetry, presenting “and everything“.
Five housemates were tied on 1 country
vote apiece after Africa voted this week, so the tie-breaker rule came
into effect, sending the four contestants with the lowest percentage
vote for all countries, home. Since JJ picked up a higher percentage
vote, he was spared and sent into the final. Conversely, Tayo picked up
the most country votes (4), followed by Idris (3) and Sipe (2).
Sipe won the StarMeter prize this week
on the back of the question: “Which of the Big Brother Hotshots
housemates do you think has what it takes to win?”. Big Brother
celebrated the work done by the Friends of the Global Fund Africa this week, naming them as winners of the USD 100 000 ONE Africa Award – in keeping with the housemates’ theme for the past week.
Ugandan Reggae & Ragga star Bebe Cool performed ‘Love You Everyday’ and Fally Ipupa almost brought the house down with ‘Original’.
Voting opened immediately after the show and runs until 06:00 CAT on Sunday. Voters must now choose who of JJ, Tayo, Idris, Butterphly, Macky2, Sipe, Nhlanhla and M’am Bea they want to win Big Brother Hotshots! The more you vote for your favourite housemate, the better their chance of being named as the winner of Big Brother Hotshots next week.
Voting opened immediately after the show and runs until 06:00 CAT on Sunday. Voters must now choose who of JJ, Tayo, Idris, Butterphly, Macky2, Sipe, Nhlanhla and M’am Bea they want to win Big Brother Hotshots! The more you vote for your favourite housemate, the better their chance of being named as the winner of Big Brother Hotshots next week.
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