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BBNaija 11: Bells contemplates voluntarily exit over misunderstanding with Yusuf
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BBNaija 11: Bells contemplates voluntarily exit over misunderstanding with Yusuf

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Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Bells is reportedly considering exiting the show voluntarily, according to her colleague, Mercedes. 

Mercedes disclosed this during a conversation with Yusuf, Goddesa and Martins on Saturday morning. 

DAILY POST reports that Bells and Yusuf crashed earlier after she (Bells) revealed on national TV that she had intercourse with Yusuf.

Bells’ revelation didn’t sit down well with Yusuf who had earlier vowed not to have sex on national TV. 

Mercedes said Bells came to her after her misunderstanding with Yusuf and said she wants to leave the show voluntarily. 

Mercedes: “What did you say to her?”

Yusuf: “What’s that?”

Mercedes: “Bells is going to take voluntary exit.”

Yusuf: ‘Why are you telling me?”

Mercedes: “Because it was after your discussion she came to me that she’s going.”

Goddesa: “Mercedes don’t do that. If she wants a voluntary exit, let her take it.”

Martins: “Let her go.”

BBNaija 11: Bells contemplates voluntarily exit over misunderstanding with Yusuf

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