I Went to BBNaija to Have Fun, Says Evicted Housemate Bells
Evicted BBNaija housemate Isabella Imoh, popularly known as Bells, says she entered the reality show without a strategy and achieved her goal of having fun.
Evicted Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Isabella Imoh, popularly known as Bells, says she entered the reality show primarily to have fun and believes she achieved that objective.
The 22-year-old student made the remarks during a virtual post-eviction interview, saying she did not enter the house with a specific strategy.
Bells said she believed viewers did not see enough of her personality during her time on the show, adding that she considered herself intelligent, enthusiastic and athletic.
She said her participation in the various games was motivated by her desire to enjoy the experience rather than allow the competitive nature of the reality show to overshadow it.
“I went there to have fun and I believe I had fun,” she said.
Bells was evicted from the Season 11 “Show Ya Sef” house on September 20 alongside Yusuf Muhammad-Awal and Chimsom Chuka. Their departure reduced the number of housemates remaining in the competition as the season moved towards its final stages.
Following her eviction, Bells said she planned to explore videography, a field she said she enjoyed because it allowed her to capture moments and help people.
She also disclosed plans to expand her cosmetics business.
“One thing I’m trying to focus on is becoming a videographer. I want to explore that freely because I enjoy capturing moments and helping people. I also want to expand my cosmetics business,” she said.
Bells said her experience on the reality show had given her an opportunity to explore herself and interact with people while enjoying the competition.
She also maintained that she did not want the perception of her during the show to define her identity outside the house, saying her plans were now focused on developing her creative interests and business.
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