“Big Brother Mzansi” season six is coming with twists and turns as it continues to raise the bar in giving viewers an interesting season and premium entertainment.
As if the drama wasn’t enough on “Big Brother Mzansi” season six, Bazozwa, two new exciting shows have been added and a new voice – a first for the show.
Smash Afrika takes the reins as the host of “Beyond Umsindo,” an unfiltered sit‑down with each evicted housemate giving reflections and honest insights straight from their stay in the house.
“Beyond Umsindo” kicks off on January 22 and Smash Afrika has a sit-down with Sipha-Lee and Lerato Modise.
Budding presenter Naledi M will host “Spills with Biggie”.
Budding presenter Naledi M will host “Spills with Biggie,” which will be viewers’ weekly breakdown of everything juicy, the twists, the shocks, the chaos, the cuddles, the blowups, and the alliances that shook the House.
“Spills with Biggie” airs on Fridays starting on January 23.
In another pleasant surprise, Big Sister officially joins the game this season, marking the first time a female voice enters the Big Brother universe. Her debut has sparked huge interest online, adding a fresh dynamic to the experience.
She is set to take charge of the Diary Sessions, giving viewers a brand‑new layer of mystery and authority inside the House.
With the House buzzing from day one, the housemates have wasted no time making themselves heard. Unexpected cuddles, early sparks of romance, tense disagreements, and playful chaos have already set the tone. Some are cuddling up… others are clashing… It’s all love (and drama!) in paradise inside the biggest house in Mzansi.
Big Brother announced Dube as this season’s second Head of House (HoH), and on the same night, the nominations followed. This week up for eviction are: Tumi The Barber, Neliswa, Lawredo, Que, The Don and Ofentse.
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