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BBMzansi presenter Lawrence Maleka defends Biggie’s voice

Big Brother Mzansi reality TV host Lawrence Maleka defended Big Brother against critics who didn’t like his new voice. Viewers of the long-running TV series, now in its fourth season, expressed their dissatisfaction with the new voice of Big Brother, also known as ‘Biggie’.

As in previous seasons, Big Brother had a profound and authoritative voice, but the current voice is more soft-spoken, which has not gone down well with some fans.

On X (formerly Twitter), the TV host replied to a user’s comment, adding that you won’t always be perfect when you start new things and that it takes time for some people to get the hang of it and do them right. This reply comes after X users referred to the voice as Big Brother lite.

An X user agreed with Lawrence’s statement, adding, “Best answer ever; he will get the hang of it and is already improving. I wonder what the ones complaining would do if they were to know there was once a lady Biggie.”

Another X user commented that it’s important to give people a chance to prove themselves as we expect the same from them.

Also see: Big Brother Mzansi contestant Bravo B speaks out following disqualification

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