- Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) housemate Kellyrae emerges as the last Head of House (HoH) in the ongoing BBNaija “No Loose Guard” season.
- His victory guarantees him a place in the highly anticipated finale, saving him from eviction this week.
- The upcoming eviction marks the final chance for housemates to secure a spot before the October 6 grand finale.
- Kellyrae outshines other housemates in a four-phase challenge, completing the tasks in the fastest time.
Big Brother Naija’s “No Loose Guard” contestant, Kellyrae, has emerged as the final Head of House (HoH) for the ongoing season, securing his place in the show’s highly anticipated finale.
His victory in the week nine HoH challenge guarantees him immunity from this week’s eviction, solidifying his position as a finalist.
This week’s eviction will serve as the last chance for the remaining housemates to secure a spot in the grand finale, which is set to take place on October 6.
Kellyrae’s triumph came after an intense four-phased HoH challenge, where he outperformed other housemates by finishing with the fastest time.
The 2024 BBNaija season 9 edition, which premiered on July 28, offers a grand prize of N100 million.
As the show draws closer to its conclusion, fans are eagerly awaiting the final showdown, where the winner will be announced.
In other news, In a recent interview with Naija FM, evicted Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 9 housemate Ben made a bold prediction, forecasting that Kellyrae will emerge as the show’s winner.
Ben, who previously revealed plans to sue fellow housemate Wanni over allegations of sexual misconduct involving Handi, also shared intriguing insights about the dynamics in the house.
Ben spoke about his close relationships with Kellyrae and Kassia, acknowledging that the revelation of their romantic involvement has only deepened his connection with them.
Despite their bond, Ben was candid about his views on their respective game strategies.
He commended Kellyrae for his impressive gameplay, noting that it has earned him substantial support from viewers.