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BBNaija Reunion: No big deal to like 3 women at same time – Victory
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BBNaija Reunion: No big deal to like 3 women at same time – Victory

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Former Big Brother Naija Season 10 housemate Victory has defended his ambitious relationship triangle with Sultana, Joanna and Gigi Jasmine on the show last year.

DAILY POST recalls that Victory tried to date all three women simultaneously but got rejected by Joanna and Sultana, leaving him with only Gigi.

During the second episode of the reunion, which aired on Tuesday night, Victory defended his simultaneous attraction to the three women, saying it was “no big deal.”

He also claimed that he told Gigi about his intention to also date Joanna and Sultana. However, Gigi responded that he never told her.

“It is not a big deal to like three women at the same time…  I told Gigi Jasmine that I like Sultana and Joanna,” he said. 

“No you did not,” Gigi Jasmine refuted. 

Joanna also confirmed that Victory wanted more than friendship with her, but she wasn’t interested. 

BBNaija Reunion: No big deal to like 3 women at same time – Victory

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