The impact of last night’s triple Eviction was evident in today’s workout as the Big Brother Housemates struggled with more than just their fitness.

Saying goodbye often forces one to say hello to other things, and this was the case for the Big Brother Housemates during their gym session today. The survivors of the Live Show cull all went about their workouts in earnest as they tried to come to terms with the fact that their time in Biggie’s House was limited.

A walk to remember
The first part of the session saw the walkers dominating the Arena as Vee and Neo had a stroll and a chat as did Nengi and Ozo who walked hand in hand. The conversation Vee and Neo were hashing out was focused around the Eubuka’s comments about Tolanibaj and Neo’s supposed attraction.

Perfect pairs
Also paired up for their sweat session was Dorathy and Lucy who engaged in jump squats and back kicks to make sure their workout was a good one. The workout buddy connection was also strong between Prince and Trikytee who did knuckle pushups in unison.

Prince appeared to be more resolute during his workout than usual as he may have been inspired by last night’s events, and the loss of his confidant. Erica crunched and twisted alone for the majority of her session. Perhaps she was centering herself after being handed a final warning by Biggie.

Bench buddies
Laycon was once again benched himself and was joined for a chat by Nengi who decided to sit wrapped in a blanket after her walk. The triple Eviction dominated their conversation, and when Kiddwaya joined them to perform bench dips, he couldn’t help but throw his opinion into the dialogue.

Gym time showcased that big changes in the House can affect even simple actions like a workout. Stay tuned to see what else this change influences as the week goes on in Season 5 of Big Brother Naija.

Justin Nwosu

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