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‘It’s disrespectful’ — Gerard questions Kamsy’s closeness with other male housemates
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‘It’s disrespectful’ — Gerard questions Kamsy’s closeness with other male housemates

Vanguard Nigeria about 4 hours 2 mins read
‘It’s disrespectful’ — Gerard questions Kamsy’s closeness with other male housemates

By Enitan Abdultawab

Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Gerard, has confronted his love interest, Kamsy, over her interactions with other male housemates, saying he was uncomfortable with what he saw as a breach of boundaries.

Gerard expressed his displeasure after seeing Kamsy dancing with other men in the house, telling her that their relationship should come with certain limits.

“See, I don’t mind if we are friends. You can’t identify with me and keep moving that way, that’s why I was like I can’t do that. Look at Goddessa’s moves, that’s boundaries,” he said.

Gerard also appeared to acknowledge that his reaction may have gone too far, while explaining why he was upset.

Kamsy, in response, apologised for her actions and attributed part of the situation to alcohol.

“First of all, I felt like yesterday I went overboard and I apologise, it was the alcohol. Secondly, I really just felt you could have said something,” she said.

The exchange highlights the growing tension between the two housemates as they navigate their relationship under the constant scrutiny of the Big Brother house.

While Gerard appears to want clearer boundaries between Kamsy and other male housemates, Kamsy’s response suggests she also expected him to communicate his concerns rather than allow the disagreement to escalate.

Whether the conversation settles the issue or creates another test for their budding relationship remains to be seen as the season continues.

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