The Big Brother Mzansi housemates may clash like cats and dogs, but during other moments they're as inseparable as peanut butter and jam. They might bump heads at every turn, but you can bet they always come together in the end.
This week’s theme is about love in all its forms –the sweet, the messy, and the downright wild. Biggie’s house is a shipyard, with romances, friendships, and everything in between. These strangers clash, connect, and create bonds so strong, they’ve got all of South Africa buzzing. It’s the ultimate ride of highs, lows, and a whole lot of heart.
These ships are a rollercoaster of drama, but let’s face it, love always takes the crown. Abobo and Uyanda are the ultimate bromance goals in the house. From the start, they’ve been thick as thieves, making it clear they’ve got each other’s backs no matter what. But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows, they keep it real with each other too.
Case in point when Uyanda was going off on Luzuko, Abobo wasn’t afraid to pull him aside and give him a little tough love. Now that’s what true friendship looks like.
Mata and Nsuku have truly served up some serious friendship goals. These two have been inseparable from day one, and their bond is undeniable. The sisterly love was on full display when Swiss had to choose who to evict between Ashley and Nsuku. When Nsuku was saved, the emotions poured out, she broke down in tears and shared a heartfelt hug with Mata, proving just how deep their connection goes. That moment was pure sisterhood in its finest form.
Beef has also been a constant in the house, but somehow, housemates always find a way to squash it and get back to business as usual like a true family would do.
When it comes to romance, though, it’s been a bit of a "will they, won’t they" situation. Housemates aren’t quite settling down just yet. Ash-ley Ogle and Sweet Guluva were the ultimate couple goals for a minute, serving up real relationship content.
Sure, they had their arguments, but they always handled their drama the true "mjolo" way, with a little spice and a whole lot of love. Sadly, their love story didn’t last in the house following Ash-ley Ogle's eviction but the vibe was real while it lasted.
Love triangles have also ensued, seeing Mshini, Nate, and Nsuku uncertain where they stand with Beekay.
Nsuku swore she was done with Beekay after he dropped a bomb on the eviction show, telling Smash Afrika he’d marry Nate, kiss Mshini, and evict Nsuku. They weren’t even on speaking terms, but as love would have it, Beekay rushed to give Nsuku a long hug after she narrowly escaped eviction on Monday. Just like that things patched up between the two.
In true love fashion, conflicts are inevitable, but what’s really impressive is how they always come together to clear the air and sort things out.
Big Brother Mzansi season 5 is broadcast live 24/7 on DStv channel 198, which you can stream here. Sunday eviction shows are at 18:00 on Mzansi Magic. To join the conversation on social media platforms, use the hashtag #BBMzansi and connect with us on Facebook, X, Instagram and TikTok!
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