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Khosi Twala reveals that she has not received her prize from BBTitans

Big Brother Titans winner Khosi Twala has revealed that she is yet to receive her money from the Big Brother Titans show organisers. 

While speaking in an interview with TV3 Ghana, the journalist said she hasn’t received the $100,000 prize. She also added that the other housemates who won various prizes are yet to receive theirs too.

Speaking about her big win, the South African star said that she still finds her victory unbelievable and gets shivers every time she watches the programme.

“My victory at the Big Brother Titans show really surprised me, and whenever I watch it, it feels unreal and gives me goosebumps… My fellow housemates and I have not been paid our rewards, and I am sure it’s for a good cause,” she said in part.

The reality TV star recently visited Nigeria for the very first time. She took to her Instagram timeline to reflect upon her trip in Nigeria and thanked all those that took care of her during her stay in the country.

“Nigeria ?? Thank you ? Lagos was everything I had expected from the food to the people. This was a first visit of many to come. You did great hosting me and taking care of me, I felt like a true King. Until my next visit which will be very soon Nisalekahle ❤️ you will forever have a special place in my heart.” she wrote.

 

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