Luclay happy on his own

nominated himself.
The cat with nine lives refused to nominate two housemates as is the norm. Instead he insisted that he has fun in the house only when he is a nominee. He said he knew he was not going anywhere because Africa loves him.

Luclay, who had sex with Angola’s Weza last Wednesday, had a huge fight with the beauty with an accent and voice to die for. Weza had been gossiping about the South African lad and was surprised when she encountered resistance. When she eventually apologised to Luclay, the actor told her he wanted nothing to do with her and warned her to stay out of his way.

Housemates also surprised viewers when they all refused to nominate Luclay, citing reasons such as his strength and “invincibility” in the house. They said it was clear that the money was staying in South Africa because Africa loves him. Nigeria’s Karen even asked Big Brother what one does when they kill a snake but it refuses to die.

Nominated housemates are Alex, Kim, Weza, Millicent, Lomwe and Karen, who is this week’s head of house.
Ghana’s Alex was nominated because he allegedly befriends women so that he can continue stuffing himself at the dinner table. Some viewers bayed for his nomination so that could do him a favour and send him home.

Karen got nominated for getting drunk at Saturday night’s party and stripping naked, Malawi’s Lomwe for his alley-cat morals, Namibia’s Bernadina for being a gossip machine, Zambia’s Kim for sleeping with Lomwe and failing to promote safe sex by making it clear that they had not used condoms.

She is accused of lusting after every man in the house. Weza was put up for eviction for wanting fame at Luclay’s expense while Kenya’s Millicent was nominated for being a gossip – period!
Miss P is not going to get some anytime soon from Alex, who once confessed to having had a gay experience.

He has since proved that he does not care for women but only about how they can help him win the money.
The games, conspiracies and alliances have caused the bed-hopping to begin in earnest now that the gloves are off. Catch all the action on DStv channel 198, 24/7. – Sowetan.

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