Earlier this morning, Thandeka weighed in on Neliswa’s situationship with The Don, raising questions about how serious things are becoming between them. During a chat with Dube, she asked, “What’s going on with The Don and Neliswa?" Adding that Neliswa said she has a boyfriend outside, but they seem to be getting serious with The Don.
Dube shared his own suspicions, saying that the chats he hears from those two always leave him shocked, suggesting that their conversations may be deeper than they appear.
Thandeka added that Neliswa may believe she is in control of the situationship, but in her view, that is not the case. Mmeli agreed, pointing out that The Don is very smooth in how he handles things. Dube also noted that both The Don and Neliswa live in Johannesburg, which could make things easier for them outside the house.
Meanwhile, Tumi the Barber and Liema had a serious conversation about their dynamic in the house. Tumi the Barber told Liema he appreciates her patience and how well they complement one another. Liema made it clear that her patience is simply part of who she is and not something she offers exclusively to him.
Their discussion turned to how upbringing influences behaviour in the house. Liema suggested that people who grew up in quieter households are more likely to feel irritated by louder personalities. Tumi responded that even those accustomed to noisy environments can sometimes crave silence. He added that housemates must accept the conditions they are given, as it is not realistic to dictate when others should be loud or quiet.
Meanwhile, Ilano caught up with Neliswa, who admitted that although she enjoys cleaning, she feels she has been doing it almost daily. She believes it is time for others in the house to step up and share the responsibility.
With the wager presentation fast approaching, the housemates dedicated much of the day to rehearsing for their Matric Dance-themed challenge.
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