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Photos: Big Brother’s interpretation of Tega’s look sparks reactions online
There was lots of drama and fun on the Big Brother Naija reunion show as various housemates set out against each other, revealing some hidden secrets about themselves. Day 2 of the reunion show was all about Angel, Maria, Nini, and Arin as each personality created time to frustrate the other.
During the show, a video showing how Maria, Nini, and Peace were backbiting Angel was revealed to the house. In the video, the three housemates point out that Angel is someone who derives pleasure in flirting with other people’s boyfriends. Maria, who was like the major character in the story, concluded that Angel was nothing but a slut to her. The revelation did not go well with Angel, as she fired back at the three housemates.
Most of the housemates only sat down and watched how their fellow housemates were quarrelling with each other with the likes of Tega, Emmanuel, and Michael. The way they looked during the argument made fans and followers draw inferences. Big Brother Naija took his time interpreting Tega’s look. Speaking through his official Instagram handle, he said in pidgin, “make them just do mistake call my name.”
However, the statement matched her reaction, as Tega was looking like someone ready for action.
See reactions below;
Dear esteemed readers, What can you say about her look?
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