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‘King Khosi’: South African takes home the Big Brother Titans crown
South African housemate Khosi Twala took the crown as the winner of Big Brother Titans, walking away with R1.7 million.
Khosi Twala wins Big Brother Titans 2023 | Picture: Supplied/ Multichoice
Big Brother Titans fans are celebrating along with this year’s winner, Khosi Twala who took home the US$100 000 grand prize in a glittering finale on Sunday evening.
The 25-year-old is from KwaZulu-Natal but when she entered the competition, she lived in Johannesburg.
She is reportedly a journalist who believes that her talkative, open-minded, adventurous and self-aware nature makes her perfect for that career.
Breaking borders
According to DStv, the highly anticipated, border-breaking #BBTitans was a fusion of Big Brother Mzansi and Big Brother Naija, featuring 20 housemates from both countries.
Throughout the season, the housemates competed in various tasks and challenges, with the audience voting on who they wanted to stay in the game and ultimately win the US$100 000 prize.
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After several intense weeks, Khosi (South Africa), Ipeleng (South Africa), Ebubu (Nigeria), Tsatsii (South Africa), Kanaga Jnr (Nigeria) and Yvonne (Nigeria) made it to the finale – hoping fans who followed their journey would resonate with their game strategies and entertainment to win the competition.
In the end, Khosi emerged victorious, overwhelmed with joy as she was presented with the prize money.
Meet BBTitans contestant Khosi Twala
“The Big Brother Titans season featured several gracious and bright characters who stood out from the others and made it into the finale,” said DStv.
#BBTitans finale recap
First out of Biggie’s house during the finale show was this season’s Supreme Veto Power holder and first to make it into the finale, Ipeleng.
Her exit was followed by that of Ebubu, Yvonne, Tsatsii and lastly Kanaga Jnr who left the competition as the runner-up to the grand prize.
Co-hosted by BBNaija’s Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and BBMzansi’s Lawrence Maleka, the spectacular finale featured performances by Mayorkun, DJ Maphorisa, Visca, 2woshort and Stompiiey and the Bontle Modiselle Dance Studio.
“Big Brother Titans has been an enormous success. We are delighted to have seen the housemates’ journey to the finale and we would like to congratulate all the housemates for giving viewers their best over the past few weeks. We are immensely proud to have brought Africa together for this incredible show,” commented Nomsa Philiso, Executive Head of Programming, M-Net Channels.
She also shared M-Net’s hope this competition will once again be a platform for the winner, Khosi, and her fellow housemates to gain access to greater opportunities and even go on to launch careers in their own spaces.
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