Lovers Feza and Oneal separated by the vicious cycle of eviction, Sunday on Big Brother Africa Chase game.
Last night Oneal kissed his sweetheart goodbye and told her he loves her as he made his way out of the BBA reality show.
Botswana’s Oneal marks the 20th chasemate to be axed from making it to the final 91 day stay competing for $300,000.
The game chaser lasted 10 weeks in the show.
He says he expected to be the one leaving the house.
“I was expecting it yesterday, I had changed the energy in the house and I was no longer playing the game.
“For the past two weeks I have been reacting to how I feel. I just became who I am,” Oneal says.
Oneal was frustrated and annoyed by the fakeness inside the house.
“I think my frustration resulted because of the amount of immaturity from the housemates. People try too hard to be entertaining and I could not stand two faced people anymore. I was uncomfortable with their behaviour.”
When asked whether he thinks his lover Feza is fake, he responded saying: “Everyone is fake in the house. Feza was honest to herself and her feelings. She could be two faced now that I am gone.”
Further on his relationship, he confesses that he is in love and they compromised a lot to be together.
“A relationship is a personal process, I love her. We are similar in many ways and related on so many levels.
“She sacrificed a lot to be with me and I gave up my game plan knowingly so,” Oneal says.
The radio personality and TV host in Botswana will miss challenging housemates and the Biggie mentally he says.
“I liked the unpredictability of the show. I exist in the brain and imagination, I was competing with my housemates and would often question Biggie. I will miss that a lot.”
Oneal is one of the many evicted chasemates who believe that South Africa’s Angelo has a great chance of walking out the reality show as the winner.
“Angelo is likely to take the money, he is in a good position, he is likable. He has never taken sides when people fought and he recently found love in the eyes of Beverly who is head of house this week, meaning he will be saved.”
However he has his different views on Angelo’s relationship with Nigeria’s Beverly.
“I think it’s a problem. Angelo is 37 and Beverly is only 21, you figure it out.”
Other housemates are sitting on day 71 of the show as the count down to the final week of BBA continues.
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Too many fake personalities in BBA: Oneal
Lovers Feza and Oneal separated by the vicious cycle of eviction, Sunday on Big Brother Africa Chase game.
Last night Oneal kissed his sweetheart goodbye and told her he loves her as he made his way out of the BBA reality show.
Botswana’s Oneal marks the 20th chasemate to be axed from making it to the final 91 day stay competing for $300,000.
The game chaser lasted 10 weeks in the show.
He says he expected to be the one leaving the house.
“I was expecting it yesterday, I had changed the energy in the house and I was no longer playing the game.
“For the past two weeks I have been reacting to how I feel. I just became who I am,” Oneal says.
Oneal was frustrated and annoyed by the fakeness inside the house.
“I think my frustration resulted because of the amount of immaturity from the housemates. People try too hard to be entertaining and I could not stand two faced people anymore. I was uncomfortable with their behaviour.”
When asked whether he thinks his lover Feza is fake, he responded saying: “Everyone is fake in the house. Feza was honest to herself and her feelings. She could be two faced now that I am gone.”
Further on his relationship, he confesses that he is in love and they compromised a lot to be together.
“A relationship is a personal process, I love her. We are similar in many ways and related on so many levels.
“She sacrificed a lot to be with me and I gave up my game plan knowingly so,” Oneal says.
The radio personality and TV host in Botswana will miss challenging housemates and the Biggie mentally he says.
“I liked the unpredictability of the show. I exist in the brain and imagination, I was competing with my housemates and would often question Biggie. I will miss that a lot.”
Oneal is one of the many evicted chasemates who believe that South Africa’s Angelo has a great chance of walking out the reality show as the winner.
“Angelo is likely to take the money, he is in a good position, he is likable. He has never taken sides when people fought and he recently found love in the eyes of Beverly who is head of house this week, meaning he will be saved.”
However he has his different views on Angelo’s relationship with Nigeria’s Beverly.
“I think it’s a problem. Angelo is 37 and Beverly is only 21, you figure it out.”
Other housemates are sitting on day 71 of the show as the count down to the final week of BBA continues.
Follow Bongiwe on Twitter: @bongirand2
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