Big Brother Naija Season 10 is now in its fourth week, and it’s already been a rollercoaster, packed with unexpected twists, bold new strategies, and all-around entertainment.
Ships have sailed, sunk, and more are on the way. In short, it has not only been an exciting season of 10/10 drama but also of some raunchy housemates.
While the initial 29 housemates were all fighting for camera time like rent was due tomorrow, the inevitable eviction has cut down the house size to 24.
The season kicked off with 29 housemates, with KayiKunmi, Danboskid, Ibifubara and Otega now evicted and Sabrina making a voluntary exit.
The fights are multilayered. The ships are messy. The love triangles have triangles of their own.
Raunchy housemates
From Kayikunmi and Isabella’s intimate moments to Bright Morgan and Mide’s raunchy pool time, the last four weeks have not been devoid of raunchy moments. A video of Bright and Mide glued to each other in Biggie’s pool as they made intense body movements has ignited concerns online as netizens share their observations. Many who saw the short clip were convinced the two were having sex in the pool, while others maintained that it was only a steamy dance session.
KayBella sails and sinks
At first, Kayikunmi had Isabella wrapped around his finger. Then Thelma (aka Isabella’s love rival) won HoH and picked him as her houseguest for the week. The first Saturday Night party took an unexpected turn after housemates Kayikunmi and Isabella were caught on camera engaging in an intimate moment. Suddenly, Isabella decided to “push boundaries” and dumped him – literally moved to KayBobo’s bed that night. But after tears, tension, and late-night pleas, KayBella is now the first official ship of the season. This was not until Kayikunmi was evicted at the start of week four.
Imisi and Kuture’s situationship
Every season needs a “trenches lore”, and Imisi came prepared – tragic backstory, underdog energy, and enough fire to power two seasons. Her blow-up with Rooboy? Television gold.
Then there’s Kuture, the funny instigator who is friends with everyone but chaos in disguise. Remember Bright Morgan’s Hulk moment? That was Kuture’s doing. He’s simply an evil genius.
The forced triangle: Dede, Kola and Doris
Dede has made it clear; she has a man outside. But Kola is playing the long game, and 71 days is plenty of time to change her mind.
Now add Doris to the mix, who’s also into Kola and refusing to be friends with him if he’s with Dede. It’s petty, and it’s intense.
Zita: The green snake under green grass
Before the second week, Zita was the low-key Gen Z babe attached to Danboskid, who was eventually evicted after two weeks. Now, she’s the shadowy mastermind behind the most dramatic twist of the season. At some point, she even broke down uncontrollably and needed Biggie to comfort her. Remember when housemates had their things tampered with and everyone thought it was Big Brother? Nope. Zita. And nobody suspects a thing. Not even one name drop. She’s operating on a different frequency.
Victory served ice cold
When Victory won HoH, the expectation was clear: save Gigi, his ex-love interest, and secure her immunity. Instead? He saved Kayikunmi, who was eventually evicted. After everything they’ve been through? She’s hurt, and honestly, so are we. But we also kind of respect savagery.
Rooboy and Koyin: Kings of overcalculation
Every season, someone tries to outplay Biggie. This year, it’s Rooboy and Koyin – convinced there’s a fake housemate, over-strategising like it’s a heist movie. Their little “media round” backfired, and now they’re low-key taking a break from strategy. The result? Imisi’s fanbase grew after the saga. Maybe ganging up wasn’t the best move after all?
From strategic tears to surprise alliances and full-blown beefs over food, the BBNaija House is a soap opera with no script and too many plotlines. And this is just week four.
