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Countdown for Big Brother Titans has begun

The date for the launch of the Big Brother Titans is fast approaching, with just 3 days left the show will air on the 15th of January.

This coming Sunday we will get to meet the selected contestants/housemates of the show, where they will be ushered to the big brother house and vote each other out until there is one remaining who will take the prize money.

The loyal following of this reality show has already begun its countdown. This season the franchise brings two African countries together, South Africans and Nigerian contestants for the prize money of R1.7 million.

Fans have already started taking sides before this show even airs, as we have seen on social media it looks like it will be South African voters against Nigerian voters. However, some stan nation of the show look forward to supporting any housemate from either country.

This show will be hosted by SA Actor and TV presenter Lawrence Maleka and TV Personality Ebuka Obi-Uchendu from Nigeria.

Multichoice shared a statement that fans should expect nothing less than the previous seasons “Big Brother Titans will be unlike anything you have ever seen, you should also expect drama, ships, hunger games, survival of the Titan, eviction and confessions.” 

After the recent top charting seasons of the Big brother franchise, Big brother Mzansi and Big brother Naiga. Both seasons had female winner’s, MphoWabodimo and Ijeoma Josephine Otabor who are doing well for themselves and kept their following with interesting content.

 

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