In the past, housemates who have been evicted from the reality show have always either shown a sad face but with a positive attitude or were happy with it but we can say that at least they tried to cover their sadness with plastic smiles.. For the first time, we have seen a real sad face exiting the Big Brother House.
After 70days in the house, Big Brother presenter IK first broke the good news to Lady May and Kyle that they had been saved by Africa, then Goldie was unfortunately told that she had become the latest eviction victim from the house.
With her face in tears, Goldie could not fight her emotions after realising that her struggle for the US$300,000 has come to an end. Goldie was speechless even her last words could not be heard during her interview on the live show. Though IK tried to comfort her that she has been an amazing woman in the House, his words were not enough and she needed something more than that and that was nothing else apart from Africa keeping her in the game.
To add an insult to an injury, IK showed an emotional, disappointed and sad Goldie the video clip of nominations in the Diary Room. While crying Goldie couldn’t believe that of the two votes that took her to the chopping block, Keitta‘s was inclusive.
An angry Goldie showed how disappointed she was to see that Keitta the person she was caring for put her up for possible eviction. "Oh my God, I have been cooking for Keitta, looking after him but he nominated me?” Goldie said while crying live on stage. I wonder what she will do when she hears that her boyfriend, Prezzo once nominated her. Wail like a widow perhaps.
HOW SOME NIGERIANS REACTED
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HOW AFRICA VOTED.
Here’s who which country voted for:
Angola: Prezzo
Botswana: Lady May
Ghana: Kyle
Kenya: Prezzo
Liberia: Prezzo
Malawi: Kyle
Namibia: Lady May
Nigeria: Goldie
South Africa: Kyle
Sierra Leone: Kyle
Tanzania: Prezzo
Uganda: Kyle
Zambia: Kyle
Zimbabwe: Lady May
Rest of Africa: Goldie
Total: Kyle = 6; Prezzo = 4, Lady May = 3, Goldie = 2. (Total: 15 Votes)
Source: www.bigbrotherafrica.com
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