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BBNaija11: ‘I dey house’ – Flora defends tying wrappers on national TV
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BBNaija11: ‘I dey house’ – Flora defends tying wrappers on national TV

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Flora, has defended her choice of fashion in Biggie’s house.

DAILY POST reports that some viewers have been criticising Flora for constantly tying wrappers on the reality show.

On Friday morning, some fellow housemates also expressed misgivings over her fashion choice.

However, Flora protested, insisting that her dressing was okay as she is indoors and not going to any special occasion.

“I am in my house. I am in my Big Brother’s house that’s why I am tying wrappers. Make I come dey wear koko shoe?,” she fumed.

Fellow housemate Bells supported her and  accused the other housemates of over-dressing.

“Una dey house o. You people that use to over-dress na house una dey. She dey house na why she wear wrapper because na house she dey. We are in our Big Brother’s house, una dey dress like sey una dey go runway show for Paris,” Bells said.

BBNaija11: ‘I dey house’ – Flora defends tying wrappers on national TV

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