BBNaija10: Meet 8 Housemates Who Have Cried by Day 4, "Make Dem no Finish Script For Week 1"
- The Big Brother Naija season 10 started just four days ago, but it is already serving premium content
- Some of the housemates went through certain intense moments, which drove them to an emotional state
- It came as a shock to fans of the show to see the number of housemates who had already shed tears by just day 4
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Fans were not expecting to get this much content from the Big Brother Naija show already, but as it stands, a lot seems to be going on.
BBNaija returned for its 10th season of the show with a double-launch. On July 26, the female housemates were introduced by host Ebuka, and fans are already loving their vibe.
This explosive season of the biggest reality TV show in the country is back with a bang, and this year promises to deliver drama like never before.
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As expected, drama has started to happen in the house as there have been a couple of clashes and shouting matches already.
But the one that has come as a shock to many is the number of housemates who have cried so far. It is quite alarming to note that about 8 of them have gotten caught up in their emotions.
Koyin cried because Kaybobo mentioned his father during their clash. Kaybobo, in turn, cried while trying to explain himself to Koyin. Dede cried, stating that she was missing her boyfriend outside the house.
The reason for Imisi's tears was losing her 4-month-old child due to a toxic relationship. Tracy reportedly cried over loneliness in the house. Gigi also cried during her diary session with Big Brother.
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On seeing the tears, Ebuka reacted with this post:
Recall, housemate Koyin broke down in tears after a heated food-related argument with Kaybobo.
Fellow housemates stepped in to defuse the situation as emotions ran high on Day 3 of the show.
The ‘Ten Over Ten’ edition kicked off with new twists, ₦150m prize, and its first major emotional moment.
Fans react to BBNaija housemates' tears
Read some reactions as compiled by Legit.ng:
@iamchychy_ said:
"Make them calm down b4 them go finish their script in week 1."
@esteey_favour said:
"Kaybobo crying with accent lol this New housemates dey make me laugh 😂😂😂😂."
@abazwhyllzz said:
"Them just dey cry,make una tell them say no pity votes this year if you like cry from morning till night we no go send you for here."
@dansantus said:
"This season isn't exciting at all. Immediately, I heard that one guy started fake cry after hearing another guy's fake story, I lost interest in the show. Yes, I know that this show is all about strategies, but to fake crying unnecessarily is a joke of all jokes."
@Dr_Pharouk said:
"Dem just dey cry like baby, we all know exactly what they are doing 😂😂😂. Na the men kan dey cry pass sef, so annoying 😂😂 Because of 50Million abi, how much they wan give them again 😂😂."
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@Reply_Guy11 said:
"You need to caution them bro… we not running a weepers club."
@17EddieEdward said:
"E be like say we go rename the theme ooo cause everybody just dey claim victim we go call am."
@LordHKN_ said:
"You, the host, the sponsors, the owners, the viewers! You lots are part of the problems of this country and God will punish you people."
@keepingfaith29 said:
"@Ebuka please tell biggie content is plenty … my head Dey pain me …where in Nigeria did you people pack these housemates 😂?.. biggie house of commotion. These ones are not even looking at the camera , infact cameras doesn’t exist for them #BBNaijaS10."
First male housemate, Koyin trends over energy
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Big Brother Naija season 10 had kicked off, and fans went crazy about the new housemates that graced their screens.
The show’s host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, introduced the female housemates, who entered on the first day of the launch.
On July 27, the male housemates were introduced, but the first one, Koyin, already had fans gushing and commenting.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
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