No family member or friends of a housemate should slag another housemate off in a message from home.

And I noticed that s*** stirrer Ali was quick to condemn Segun too.

Why???? Its fun :smug:

I personally don't really agree with messages from home.
Even moreso with them only being a 6 week series.

However since they permit them and if anyone who cares for the housemate they're connected with, then giving a reason of concern about anothers attention to them is more in order.

I think had Hanah been kind of warned against Ali for instance
Then the caller would have been termed brilliant and more cheered from those against Ali.

So in light of that, I repeat, no I don't feel sorry for Segun.

I don't normally like them but I do when they mention other HMs and stir **** in the final week :fan:

And so she should, 90% of the things she has said has become true. Girl is amazing and going to win :dance:

Ofcourse not.
If he apologised and still people were being horrible then yeah but he walked up the stairs slowly and moping, bible in hand infront of everyone. No I don’t feel sorry for him

Everyone being so mean to poor Shegs


God have mercy on you all

Sorry Matt, can't see that picture, it's far too small

Would it help if I added it to my signature?

:laugh:

Matt not realising that adding an outsized image without a spoiler tag is a mortal sin. If he lived in mericu he would already be deported

Hey it autoresizes perfectly on the phone browser :oh:

I'm just here with luddites still browsing on their windows 97

Yeah people need to get with the times. Niamh still using her land line and dial up modem.

Aren't they likely both getting interviewed in the same room once they are out? Because that will be funny. How much you betting they will pay to fly her bestie in to sit in that audience?

Sat next to Seguns 'girl on the outside'

:oh: I'm at work actually on a PC :inamood:

Man's getting so much grief , atleast he can smile afterwards with 10k in his bank account .

Ali is getting pleasure from others misfortune, dreadful woman.

God isn’t real and Segun ****ed around and is now finding out that his actions have consequences. It might not seem that big on the grand scheme of things but he still lied and then played dumb and Hanah’s friends were right to warn her.

Oh yeah, I recall you “work”. :pipe:

I think it's more complex than that. Hanah is, rightfully, taking advantage of the prophetic ministries of her bestie. (Who sounded very interesting on L&L, btw. I've love to know more about their relationship.)

I'm sure Hanah knows after spending weeks with Segun that his highest form of English is literally waffle. No one seems to be confused about that re: Segun in the house.

He doesn't even deny their chemistry, but wants his private thoughts to remain speculative. That would be fair if the relationship were on the outside and progressing at a much more casual pace. However, he's a complete simpleton if he thinks that doesn't come across in any number of ways on camera.

He's ducking admitting anything to the speculation when being confronted about their relationship, because just like Hanah, the speculations were a convenience for the sake of camera time as long as they just stay speculation...

I don't believe Hanah wasn't conscious of how their relationship was coming across on the cameras, as if it weren't ambiguous. I don't believe that for a minute about Segun, either. I just think they were making the most out of the experience, whatever it ends up being. There's nothing wrong with that.

What's changed is they're at the end of it, Segun has won 10K in self-pity bucks fresh out of the prize fund, and the "showmance" has run its full course. So it's like both are tossing a ticking bomb back and forth hoping it won't blow up in their own faces because they're obviously both incredibly concerned how it makes each of them look, for whatever reason.

Obviously, if Segun had admitted feelings, that would've got her off the hook. But Hanah knew there was "another girl" on the outside and she's been rather physically affectionate with him, stroking his ear and the like, despite this (her choice whoever initiated it), so she doesn't want to bear the full responsibility for that. That's fair. But her behavior was anything but innocent... but it was harmless... so for me, it's complex :shrug:

I think they're both talking crap atm. I don't think of Hanah as a mug or a fool. I don't think Segun is as confused as he portrays himself to be.

I think she's a very intelligent lady and is playing the game and giving Segun a run for his money (literally) and she's not wrong for that. It's complicated, but I'm not giving Hanah a full pass... I think she's well aware of Ali's popularity and personality as the victim wrangler and it's all too obvious to me that she's going for the win. I can't blame her, she could lose 90K all over a man who can't figure himself out... her friend's warning is basically that, put him and his waffle to the side and focus on why she is actually in there.

Especially when it's nearly the final,what is the point in stirring up trouble. Hanah & Segun might want to say more to eachother but can't in the house.

I think they should have just left it until the show had ended ,then they could have sorted it out privately instead of the awkward drama we saw on our screens.

BB threw a party for all 6 finalists,but that silly voice note put a dampener on things . Why not just let them enjoy their last few days in the house .

To help them win.

No one said that Hanah wasn't willing in the flirting. The difference is that Segun actually did act like he wasn't a willing participant in the flirting which is blatantly not true. You must not know the meaning of a scapegoat.

Yes!

This isn't helping Hanah win though.