Rwanda’s Frankie and the Botswana housemate Goitse may be falling in love or are they just playing the game.

The two hotshots made all housemates to giggle when they acted like naughty chics, with Frankie acting like her BFF as he swirled his hand back and forth in a flirtatious way in the lounge, yesterday evening.

It seemed like Nigerian model Tayo was the only bull in the kraal and the ladies in the house can’t resist this gallantry. He chatted up not one or two, but four cuties. M’am Bea gave him a back massage and Goitse confessed to him the guys she has dated, while Sipe and Sheillah took turns showing him care.

Tayo has changed from his earlier unpleasant behaviour towards his fellow housemates to a well behaved and respectful character in the Big Brother house.

Biggie has cranked up things in his house as new HoH Tanzanian lad Idris told the hotshots that they will play a game where they are told to freeze whenever Biggie blows the whistle.

We can now congratulate the hotshots for making it through the first freeze task. Moments after housemates received the brief about freezing, Biggie put the game into play.

Permithias and JJ were caught outside in the rain and as the water streamed down their bodies they received a special guest wearing nothing more than a pair of leopard-print underwear, his body glistening in the rain as he gyrated around the two men. But they remained absolutely frozen, not even twitching their lips into a smile.

Goitse and Samantha, in the kitchen, looked like their faces had been carved out of stone. With no success in the kitchen, Biggie’s freeze partner moved upstairs to tempt the half-slumbering housemates.

The whole moment was made even more excruciating for the hotshots, and hilarious for the fans, as smooth jazz flowed through the house.

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