Big Brother: Double the trouble

A lot of people claim to hate it but still continue to watch it. Big Brother Mzansi is back and promises to attract a lot of attention.

Instead of having individuals compete for the money prize, this time couples will be going head to head for a R2 million grand prize.

Crazy, fun and interesting five couples were introduced to South Africans on Sunday.

The other five couples were introduced on Monday night.

Usually, gossiping is done behind closed doors away from everyone, but the Big Brother Mzansi: Double Trouble launch presenters, Dineo Ranaka and the infamous Kuli Roberts were bashing, judging and just gossiping about contestants in front of everyone.

The duo have already declared that one of the couples, Bongi and Khali are not going to last.

Bongi and Khali have been together for only three months.

They interestingly also predicted that close cousins, Bexx and Sox, whose closeness raises a few eyebrows are going to have issues when they find love in the house.

The two are so close that one can easily mistake them for being lovers. Roberts said that she can see them having a problem especially when Bexx finds new love and in a way replace Sox.

The twist to Big Brother Mzansi: Double Trouble is that couples will be split during evictions because only individuals will be nominated.

List of contestants already in the house:

Bongi, Khali, Bexx, Soxx, Adams, Tembi, Gino, Tiffini, Ace, Ntombi, K2, Blue, Sibu, Matthias, Lebo, Ex, Kay, Pumba, Chelsea and Mbali. — Sowetan

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