Lucy requests voluntary exit 2 days into Biggie house (Video)

  • Big brother houseguest lucy requests voluntary exit after altercation
  • Misunderstanding over group division sparks dispute between lucy and kim oprah
  • Lucy discusses incident during diary session, citing lack of communication

Lucy, one of the house guests on the popular reality show Big Brother has requested a voluntary exit merely 2 days into her stay within the confined house.

Lucy, a contestant known for her vivacious personality, found herself entangled in an altercation with fellow housemate Kim Oprah, leading to her decision to leave the show prematurely.

Lucy requests voluntary exit 2 days into Biggie house  (Video)
A photo of Lucy.

The dispute between Lucy and Kim Oprah revolved around the division of groups for a crucial wager task.

The misunderstanding appeared to stem from how the groups were intended to be formed based on instructions given by the Head of House.

During a diary session with Biggie, Lucy candidly recounted the altercation and clarified that Kim Oprah had misconstrued her intentions during the process.

Earlier in the day, as the happiness coach instructed all participants to organize themselves into groups, Lucy attempted to communicate the intended group division to Kim Oprah.

Regrettably, this attempt at clarification was met with apparent disrespect, which further escalated the brewing tension between the two housemates.

Lucy, reflecting on the incident during her diary session, expressed her frustration over the misunderstanding and the subsequent breakdown of communication.

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In similar news, The organizers of BBNaija All Star show introduced four fresh faces to the already dynamic mix of housemates.

Prince, Kim Oprah, Omashola, and Lucy Edet joined the ranks, sparking renewed energy and anticipation amongst fans and viewers alike.

However, the catch is that these new entrants have been given the same condition as previous years’ fake housemates – they are ineligible to win the coveted grand prize of N120 million.

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