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BBTitans: Ebubu And Tsatsii Get Punished For Being The Tails Of The House

The BBTitans housemates compete for the Head of house position and whichever pair performs the most poorly automatically becomes the tails of the house.

The title is the show’s lowest rank, and it comes with a lot of punishment.

For this week, the tails of the house were Tsatsii and Ebubu (The royals), and their punishment came with a twist. Biggie gave other housemates the power to put them in a “naughty corner”.

Time was not wasted as Juvone and Thabana got to work almost immediately, sending The royals there for about 10 minutes.

The punishment kind of hit too close to home for Ebubu and he got quite emotional over his childhood memories. However his partner, Tsatsii did her best to cheer him up with some jokes.

This worried fans and wondered if the punishment won’t mess with their favourite mental health. Some even felt Biggie was just being wicked.

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See fans’ reactions below:

Meanwhile, kanyiDaily had earlier reported how Khosi and Miracle had a nice time together, talking about boyfriends and past relationships.

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Faidat Odunayo

Faidat Odunayo is an entertainment reporter for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Ibadan. Contact this reporter at tips@kanyidaily.com

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