A One on One with the 3 eliminated Big Brother Africa Hotshots housemates

Cape Town - This Sunday three housemates were booted out of the Big Brother house.

After just two weeks in the house fans across Africa had to bid farewell to two dancing queens who kept things sexy and interesting throughout their stay.

This week's three eliminated housemates are Nigeria's bubbly Lillian, Uganda's dancing queen Esther and the talented actress Sabina from Kenya.

We had a chat with these three ladies, here's what they had to say:

Lillian


Channel24:
How was your stay in the BB house?
Lillian:
It was so much fun! I had the time of my life, I thanked God everyday for the opportunity.
Channel24:
How do you feel about the people who voted for you to be evicted?
Lillian:
I don’t know hey, but honestly, I'm not pissed. They were not my close friends and it’s a competition so they had to put me up. I’m chilled I would have been angry had they been friends of mine.
Channel24:
Are you going to pursue a career as a dancer?
Lillian: No, not really, that’s just something I do for fun you know? Something to channel my energy. It's something I do on the side and not something I would do professionally. It’s just one of my many talents you know.
Channel24:
Do you think you stayed in the house long enough to show Africa the real you?
Lillian:
Of course, even if I had stayed longer in the house I would have still remained the same person that I had been in the past two weeks. That is the real me, but if given the chance there would have been more things about me that people were going to discover as the show went along.
Channel24:
What’s next for you now that you have left the BB house?
Lillian:
Well I’m an actress, I’m a model by profession and I have a talk show coming up soon, I have a lot stuff that I will be doing, I’m very excited.

Esther

Channel24:
Your dancing skills are on point! Is it purely talent or have you taken dancing lessons in the past?
Esther:
Since I was about 13 years old I have always loved dancing. I have never had professional lessons, it’s just something that I have always loved to do. I taught myself how to perfect it, and if you really love to do something I do not think you need professionals, you can teach yourself to be better at that, whatever it is.
Channel24:
How does it feel knowing who put you up for eviction?
Esther:
I happen to be a very straight forward person, and for me personally it was very hard to have to put people up for elimination. So I was shocked when I found out that people had also put me up to get eliminated, I was really sad because those were people that I really liked and I thought I got along very well with, but you know, do what you got to do yo!
Channel24:
Who do you want to see walk away with the ultimate prize?
Esther:
Everybody already knows my answer to that question, the one and only, my boy Tayo from Nigeria! He is the sweetest person. He is straight like that, he gives his true self, I do not see anyone but him walking away with the win.
Channel24:
Is there anything that you think Africa did not get to find out about you during your stay in the BB house?
Esther:
I really exposed my true self to Africa, I did not hide anything! What you saw on the show was 100% who I genuinely am. I’m a great actress, I love to act and I was not really given an opportunity to showcase that skill during my time on the show and I love rapping, I’m really good at that. I think Africa can agree with me because they too had the opportunity to see that.
Channel24:
What’s next for you now that you have left the BB house?
Esther:
First and foremost I plan to use this platform to grow and become a better person. I plan on watching myself during the two weeks that I was on the show and see what mistakes I made and what can I change about myself. Hopefully this will boost my rap career and open a dance studio and teach young kids how to dance.
Sabina

Channel24:
How does it feel being out of the BB house?
Sabina:
You know what? I am keeping positive, I do not want to focus on the negative, yes I am very disappointed about the fact that it’s my time to go home after just two weeks in the house. Those were the best two weeks of my life, shout out to Big Brother for giving me the opportunity to begin with.
Channel24:
How did you feel when you got evicted after thinking evictions were done and you were safe?
Sabina:
Oh God, I was so sad, I sat there after the two ladies left thinking 'Yes! I am safe'! I had even started praying thanking God, thanking Africa for voting for me, I was so happy. I do not know why Biggie had to put me through that, after having a break down during the two weeks I spent in the house because it was very hard for me, I did however had my suspicions that maybe I may be going home even before IK called out my name, so I walked out with my head high.
Channel24:
What can you tell Africa about yourself that we do not already know?
Sabina:
There is a lot to tell people about myself hey, but I’m gonna keep it short, some of the most basic things about my character were portrayed in the past two weeks. Everybody now knows that I am a mother, I am fun, I am funny, I like to have a good time, I am a God fearing woman, I have mixed personalities. You know I have a story to tell, I am creative and multi-talented.
Channel24:
How did you deal with being away from your young child for two weeks?
Sabina:
Actually, I was away doing something else before Big Brother so I was really away from my child for almost two months. She was only six months when I left, I cannot tell you how hard it has been for me, but this is something that I felt I had to do, to make things better for her, for her future. I’m a single mother so I have to do all that I need to do to make sure that my child does not want for anything, that she has everything she needs, a brighter future.
Channel24:
Do you have a message for your fans that supported you?
Sabina:
Thank you so much Africa, thank you for your support, even though you did not vote! I know that some of you supported me but that did not reflect in the votes because you did not vote, but that’s OK. I hope that you got to learn something from me, I’m like a big sister to everybody, so lets keep this going, you can still keep in contact with me on Facebook and Twitter.