Tumi the Barber and Ramona Say Goodbye to the Bazozwa Big Brother Mzansi House
This Sunday, 22 February, Ramona and Tumi the Barber became the latest housemates to be evicted from the Big Brother Mzansi Bazozwa house.
The two became the eleventh and twelfth housemates to leave the show, following yet another action-packed display of competitiveness, tightening alliances and working together, all under the leadership of King Wanda, who was the week’s Head of House (HoH).
Kicking off Sunday’s eviction show, Big Sister called Smash Afrika, sending him on a secret mission to evict a housemate from the Big Brother house without wasting any time.
Tumi the Barber and Ramona | SUPPLIED
Smash crossed over to the house immediately; however, he started with Ashay, letting him know that he has been heard through the boombox. Smash asked Liema if she trusts Ashay after he was heard calling her “lazy”. Liema said yes, she does still trust Ashay adding, “I already know I’m lazy … c’mon, I’m the Queen of England.”
Within the first ten minutes of the show, Ramona became the first housemate of the night to be evicted from the Bazozwa house. She said that she was “really happy” to be on the outside. Why? “I’m ready for the next part of my journey, Smash. I learnt so much, not just about myself, but the types of people that I’m going to be dealing with when the real work starts!”
Smash moved right on, highlighting Thandeka’s actions which have been shunned not only by the housemates, but by the Mzansi social streets as well. Smash questioned her about washing her face in the kitchen sink over the dishes, how she dried her wig in the oven and steams her face from a cooking pot. “Is that hygienic?” he asked.
Ramona and Tumi the Barber | SUPPLIED
Next on the block was Tumi the Barber who said he was shocked that he was evicted. The first thing Smash asked him was if he was excited to see his ‘babe’ Buhle B to which he said “Of course!”
You can tune in this Thursday at 19:00 on Beyond Umsindo when Smash sits with Ramona and Tumi the Barber as they share more about their experiences in the house.