There are only two unhitched guys in the Big Brother Lockdown House, naturally this will give us an opportunity to chat about ships.

The night was mostly centred around the Saturday Night Party, of course, as it will usually be on a Saturday Night and with the week the Housemates have had, it was no wonder they were all ready to party the night away. In and around this, however, there was talk about the ships in the House, and this time it was not the ladies dishing out the tea.

Laycon found himself outside in the Guinness Garden most of the evening with his fair share of visitors while he lay there.

Vee and Neo

First up, Vee and Neo came by and Laycon expressed his feelings about the conversation he had with Erica the night before. He explained for the umpteenth time in the House that he is trying to say away from the couple. Vee eventually left the conversation, leaving Neo to empathise with and advise Laycon. Laycon ended the conversation telling Neo that he is looking out for himself now, leaving the conversation open to other topics.

Prince joins the party

Prince woke up from his slumber and after eating, he joined Neo and Laycon on the day bed. The conversation changed to the couples in the House. Laycon began the conversation by saying:

I think this is the Big Brother that has the most couples,

counting 6 in total.

The trio mentioned that even though Nengi and Ozo say they are just friends, they are a couple, bringing out laughter from all of them. The three of them continued discussing the couples in general, including how Dorathy is not involved in the triangle with Brighto and Wathoni, because she removed herself from it.

Nuggets for Prince

When Laycon and Prince were left alone, Prince confided in Laycon about his relationship with Tolanibaj. He told Laycon that Tolanibaj feels he can be unapproachable, he also explained that he wanted to take it one day at a time until they come out of the House. Laycon expressed happiness at Prince being with Tolanibaj and told him that they always have to communicate so they can understand each other. Laycon also said there seemed to be issues they should have spoken about before they started their ship. He ended with telling Prince that it was as simple as him being open with Tolanibaj about his feelings.

What you thought

We were not the only ones watching, of course, some of you were too and here is what you had to say:

Wait oh.

Low key Laycon is a relationship expert in that house.
They come separately for discussion and advice.

It was Vee and Neo, earlier it was Wathoni, last night was Erica,now it's Prince.

He always have the right things to say.

How can you not love him.#BBNaija ❤+💡

— 💡Mr Henzo (PH 2nd Son)💡 (@MrHenzo_said_so) August 29, 2020

#bbnaija I hope you all know the foolish friendship thing laycon said is meant for all the couples in the house and not just Ozo and nengi?
Neo: all of us be friends na
Laycon: all of Una be foolish friends.

The thing went round! pic.twitter.com/clOcdIPbLX

— #Lady Eliaza (@lizzybeezz) August 29, 2020

Laycon to prince: I like the fact that you and tolani are together. The only people am concern about is Neo and Vee.

This Laycon and Vee friendship brought us peace and no fake care can replace that. #BBNaijaLockdown#LayCONSISTENT pic.twitter.com/KgvnnNs0kl

— Ayomi ❤ (@Ayotomiwa55) August 29, 2020

Neo understands this relationship thing than any other guy in the house.He knows that people are different in showing emotions. I feel Brighto is into wathoni because he allowed her to apply pressure on him.Laycon might be right but I feel something is between them#Brithoni

— Olori ebi👑 (@Famoboss1) August 29, 2020

Ships in the House go through multiple dynamics and we are here for all of it. One day a time we stay learning about all the Housemates, their feelings and how they navigate the tumultuous seas of Big Brother Naija.

Justin Nwosu

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