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#BigBrotherNaija: ‘Start packing your load’ – Fans tackle married housemate, Kess
Africa’s most popular reality show, Big Brother Naija, returned for its seventh season with a double launch show on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24, July 2022..
Some of the beautiful housemates were introduced by the host of the show, Ebuka Uchendu.
In the Big Brother Naija house, people with different relationship statuses come to compete for the prize money.
The contestants may be married, single, divorced or in a relationship. Some married people like Mike and Niyi stood their ground and remained faithful while in the house.
Just as we had Tega Dominic in the last season also, we have Kess in the Level Up season 7 this time.
He is 28-year-old married man from Delta state and he said his wife gave him a hall pass and he’s leaving everything behind.
Following the trends in the past editions, fans are already advising the housemate Kess to get ready to leave the house if he attempts to play dirty games while in the house.
A Twitter user posted, ”Married man better start packing your load now o😒😒”
Kess hmm
— Iam_tina❤ (@Tina_baby7) July 23, 2022
Married man better start packing your load now o😒😒#BBNaijaSeason7
Follow us on social media:Nigeria is a very sick society, how can a married man leave his wife to participate in a showbiz that requires some content of frolic activities.
— Ikpe Nyong (@ikpe_nyong) July 23, 2022
I wish we all understand and give respect to things like the institution of marriage, which is supposed to be sacred.#BBNaijaS7
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