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Author
Merit Ronald

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Nigeria's Jenni O saved her greatest performance for last, but it didn't really matter as she had already been ousted, along with her partner Mmeli from South Africa.

Jenni O offered a honest rundown of her fellow housemates during the post-eviction interview with co-hosts Ebuka and Makela, pulling no punches. And perhaps she might have survived if she had done it sooner.

Big Brother Titians co-hosts Ebuka and Makela. (Courtesy photo)

“They are all a bunch of pretenders,” she said. “I’ve tried to keep it real, but how does one keep it real when you know everyone else is pretending?”

Jenni O explained that her frequent outbursts and near-fights with other roommates were misinterpreted and that if someone tried to sit down with her and understand where she was coming from, she would be a darling.

Jenni O will be known primarily for her frequent and loud tantrums whenever another resident sought to challenge her. She clashed with everyone, including her Mmeli, who, like another South African ousted earlier, was philosophical about his eviction.

THE PAIN OF EVICTION: Houesmates react to the latest evictions in the Big Brother Titans show on DStv. (Courtesy photo)

“I never had a strategy; my whole point was to have fun,” he said. “People were taking things too seriously in the house.”

Four weeks into the program, and the much-anticipated 'wars' between Nigerians and South Africans have yet to occur, most likely due to Big Brother's tactic of matching together diverse ethnicities and genders. If the continent's two loudest people can coexist, then so can we.

It was all triangles and rectangles elsewhere as love interests blossomed, faded, and eventually switched direction. Can true love blossom between people who have only known one other for a few weeks? It's difficult to say, although attachment and physical desire may and have occurred.

Mmeli and Jenni O leave the Big Brother Titans show after being evicted on Sunday. (Courtesy photo)

According to who kissed who, Kanang Jr and Tsatii are both South Africans. There's also Khosi (SA) and Yemi (Nigeria). They appeared to be on the right track until the arrival of seductive Blue Aiva (SA), who captured Yemi's attention, and all cards are on the table.

Yaya (SA) has publicly expressed her love for Marvin (Nigeria), but he hasn't taken her up on it and instead appears to be obsessed with Blue Aiva. Meanwhile, Miracle OP (Nigerian) is on the hunt for Khosi. Everything is so jumbled up that the program resembles an African Love Island.