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BBNaija Reunion: ‘I didn’t live once in Biggie’s house’ – Tracy
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BBNaija Reunion: ‘I didn’t live once in Biggie’s house’ – Tracy

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Former Big Brother Naija Season 10 housemate, Tracy has shared her biggest regret on the show.

Speaking in the first episode of the reunion aired on Monday night, Tracy said she feels she “didn’t live once” in Big Brother’s house.

The rising actress said she wished she had been more lively on the show.

Tracy, who left her job in the oil and gas sector to go on the show, said her poor performance on the reality show was due to lack of preparations. 

“Watching the highlights of the show, I realised that I didn’t do much. There’s a phrase that you only live once, and now I felt like I didn’t live once in Biggie’s house,” she said. 

“Coming to the show was difficult for me because people around me didn’t want me to come so I wasn’t prepared emotionally and otherwise.

“Honestly, when I came, I felt down because I saw that everyone came prepared,” she added. 

BBNaija Reunion: ‘I didn’t live once in Biggie’s house’ – Tracy 

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