Conversations in the Bazozwa house took a deeply personal turn as housemates opened up about expectations, disappointments, and life beyond the game. With the pressure of last week lifted after a successful wager win, the house settled into a noticeably calmer vibe; creating space for honesty, reflection, and a few controversial opinions. 

Ofentse sparked discussion after expressing disappointment about a female housemate he once liked. He complained that she lacked class and accused her of pursuing multiple men in the house, even going as far as calling her a “bicycle.” According to Ofentse, his feelings changed once he realised she wasn’t the person he initially thought she was. The comment raised eyebrows and the social streets were of the opinion that he was speaking about Trixie. 

In a conversation with The Don, Liema spoke about herself and Thandeka making up following their fight early in the week. "I do like her, kinda", Liema said as she spoke about her beef with Thandeka ending. 

Que continued to show a different side of himself, stepping out of his shell in conversations with Ofentse, Lawredo, and Mashel. He spoke openly about the type of woman he’s attracted to, explaining that he values someone who can take care of a man. His honesty extended beyond relationships, as he later shared details of his life struggles with Liema and King Wanda, revealing how perseverance eventually turned things around for him.

In another candid exchange, Que sat down with Trixie to discuss their respective situationships: Que with Didi, and Trixie with Ofentse. Trixie revealed she had discovered that Ofentse was also pursuing Buhle B and Liema, which added more context to the growing tension surrounding Ofentse’s name in romantic conversations.  

Que also asked Ashay whether the girls in the house crushing on him were aware that he has a girlfriend outside the house. Ashay brushed off the idea, saying he didn’t think any of the girls had a crush on him and pointed out that a photo of his girlfriend is placed near his bed. Their conversation turned more serious as they discussed cohabiting with their partners. Que admitted that living together had affected him negatively and ultimately contributed to the end of his relationship.

With the housemates riding the high of a wager win, the overall atmosphere in the house feels lighter and more relaxed. But as personal truths continue to surface and emotions remain intertwined, it’s clear that calm moments in the Bazozwa house are often just the quiet before the next storm.

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Big Brother Mzansi season 6 is broadcast live 24/7 on DStv channel 198. Stream here. Sunday eviction shows are at 18:00 on Mzansi Magic and Mzansi Wethu. Join the conversation on social media using #BBMzansiS6 and #Bazozwa on Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok.