Feature: The men in Biggie’s House 6/18/2013 6:08:00 PM Ever since The Chase started we have been exposed to the different behaviours of the Housemates in both the Diamond and Ruby House. But what’s more interesting is the behaviours of the men in these Houses. We all know that Bolt was the man that spotted his lover from the onset but this Sierre Leonean beast has proven to be an insensitive bully that nobody likes anymore. He managed to dodge Evictions twice already because people thought he was worth saving. But this time, fate has other plans. Hakeem, the cute model and beau to one Cleo in the Ruby House has grown into a strong young man who has had to endure the pain of living without his lady love. But one thing remains the same and that’s his love for Cleo. He once admitted to her that there is no life without her. Hakeem is a man inlove. Having admitted to being addicted to a variety of ‘medications’ in his past, one can tell that Tanzania’s Nando is very laid back and very happy with his ‘chilled’ routine in the House. He doesn’t have to do much because there is always someone keen to do something in the House and he must have his naps at any time during the day. Bolt said that he needs to get laid and we wonder if there’s any truth to this. Then there’s Melvin who has Evictions hovering over his head like an eagle hovering over a dying body in the desert. Melvin has been one of the sweetest guys in both Houses and some of the female Housemates like him. However, his home girl Beverly is the one that feels for him the most because he might be Evicted come Sunday. Losing one of the few well-mannered guys is hard thing to deal with. Speaking of manners, we have come to know Zambia’s Sulu as a loud mouth nobody wants to kiss. He might be good enough to be Selly’s close friend but even Maria refused his kiss when he attempted one at the Party Zone on Saturday night. Sulu was also close with Natasha until she decided otherwise.
Posted on: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 19:03:56 +0000
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