Big Brother Amplified: Two ‘lovebirds’ evicted

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Over the years, the various seasons of the Big Brother Africa reality show has been widely noted for its exciting twist and turns not forgetting the surprises.

Sunday’s live eviction show was just full of that.

For the first time in this season’s show, two housemates, Ernest and Bhoke, have been evicted on the same night of the eviction show.

Twists, turns and surprises

This is coming after only three housemates, Ernest, Bhoke and Miss P, were nominated for eviction this week.

The interesting part however was that Ernest and Bhoke, the longest standing lovebirds in the reality were together evicted.

This brings to an end an era of affection, loving, arguing and patching up differences. EBhok – the two were nicknamed.

The drama

As usual, Head of House, Danny was called upon by IK to officially announce who he was saving and who he was putting in that person’s place.

He affirmed an earlier declaration that, he was saving Luclay, who was up for eviction, and replacing him with Miss P.

While many housemates have and will always welcome a saving grace such as Luclay’s, Luclay wasn’t enthused frantically demanding Danny ‘rescind’ that decision to save him.

Miss P on the other hand was shocked to the bone when Danny declared that he had saved Luclay and put her in his place.

When the eviction started, Bhoke was asked by host of the show, IK, to leave that house – Bhoke became the fifth housemate to leave the show.

One could have clearly concluded that since there were only three housemates up for eviction, Bhoke’s eviction marked the end of the eviction(s) for the day.

Lo and behold, another shocker awaited the housemates as Bhoke’s ‘husband’ Ernest was asked to also leave the house thus becoming the sixth housemate to leave the show.

The votes

Interestingly Miss P had the highest number of country votes with 10. She had votes from Angola, Botswana, Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa and the Rest of Africa.

Ernest had 3 country votes with votes from Kenya, Uganda and Zimbabwe.

Bhoke on the other hand had 2 country votes. She had votes from Tanzania and Zambia.

Story by Ernest Dela Aglanu/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana

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