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‘She could have won the R2 million’ – Internet frustrated as BBM housemate takes R250k offer

As Big Brother Mzansi comes to an end in two weeks, the housemates are expected to focus on the game and keep their eyes on the R2 million prize.

The live show spectators were shocked when one of the potential winners took an offer of R250,000 instead of continuing with the game. They believed that she could have won the R2 million as they had been rooting for her.

From a video that is currently circulating on social media, Liema was in the fate room where she was given instructions and had to choose to either take the money and go home or continue the game. She then pressed the red buzzer which meant she was choosing the R250,000.

Fans and supporters took to X (an app formerly known as Twitter) to share their thoughts, while others were saying she did them wrong because they have been supporting her and rooting for her to get the R2 million. Others defended her saying she made the right choice as anything could have happened during the two weeks.

One X user wrote:

Another one said:

Other users applauded her:

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