Moment Kiddwaya holds back Cross from separating Cee-C and Ilebaye during heated clash [Video]

• Video captures Kiddwaya stopping Cross from intervening during a heated clash between Cee-C and Ilebaye in the reality TV show’s house.
• Kiddwaya, Pere, and Ike lead a pact among housemates to avoid interfering in disputes involving female contestants, aiming to prevent potential disqualifications.
• Tension escalates during a post-party confrontation between Cee-C and Ilebaye, prompting Cross to step in before Kiddwaya intervenes to hold him back.

In a recent online video capturing a tense moment within the reality TV show’s house, Kiddwaya, a prominent reality star, was seen preventing his colleague, Cross, from intervening in a fiery exchange between housemates Cee-C and Ilebaye.

This incident has highlighted a shift in the dynamics within the house, where some contestants, including Kiddwaya himself, have decided to refrain from interfering in disputes amongst the female contestants.

The video, which emerged after a Saturday night party, showcased a heated verbal confrontation between Cee-C and Ilebaye that appeared to be on the brink of escalating into a physical altercation. In a surprising turn of events, Cross attempted to step in and mediate the dispute, presumably to prevent any escalation of hostilities.

However, Kiddwaya promptly intervened, physically holding Cross back and urging him to remain seated.

It is worth noting that a significant development has occurred within the reality show’s house, as several contestants, including Kiddwaya, Whitemoney, Pere, and Ike, have collectively agreed to no longer intervene in disagreements involving the female housemates.

The reasoning behind this decision appears to be rooted in the belief that allowing such clashes to unfold without interference may prevent further disqualifications from occurring, which have marred previous seasons.

The incident has sparked discussions among viewers and fans of the reality show, with some expressing support for Kiddwaya’s intervention, while others question the appropriateness of such non-interference, particularly in situations where disputes could potentially escalate to physical altercations.

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