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Khosi wins BBTitans, picks $100,000 grand prize

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April 3, 2023
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After 78 days in the Big Brother House, South Africa’s Khosi Sunday night, emerged winner of the maiden edition of Big Brother Titans (BBTitans) reality TV show.

She beat five other housemates who made it to the final to grab the grand prize of $100,000 about N75 million.

First to be evicted in the final round Sunday was Ipeleng, followed by Ebubu, then Yvonne, Tsatsii, leaving Kanaga Jnr and Khosi as the two top finalists.

The entertainment blitz, which kicked off on January 15, 2023, in South-Africa with 24 housemates saw most of them gradually being eliminated up until six housemates who battled for the grand prize after last Sunday’s eviction of four housemates leaving two before the final winner emerged.

Interestingly, the finalists were the trio of Nigerian Yvonne, Ebubu, and Kanaga Jnr and the trio of South African housemates, Tsatsii, Khosi, and Ipeleng.

Interestingly, Kanaga Jnr. narrowly escaped last Sunday’s eviction, having clinched the 4th lowest votes after Nana, Blue Aiva and Miracle OP, who got evicted earlier. 

His youthful appeal appears to have been an added advantage to the model and aspiring actor, but that didnt gain him the coverted price.

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