“My CV Getting Longer”: Lady Working for Big Brother Mzansi Shows Behind-the-Scenes Footage

• Big Brother Mzansi is back and making major waves as Umlilo gets South Africans talking on the socials
• One TikTokker had the privilege of getting a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes of the show and wowed Mzansi with some footage 
• The new Big Brother Mzansi season showcases diversity in race and sexuality, which makes things even spicier 

South Africa’s biggest reality show is back, and Mzansi is glued to their seat, entertained by the drama.

This year's theme is Umlilo, and the contestants are bringing maximum heat. The viewers love every second of it.

Lady shows Big Brother Mzansi behind-the-scenes footage

Big Brother Mzansi season five has been on air for a week now, and the drama is more than the Umlilo that the viewers expected. A volcano erupted in the house where 24 South Africans competed for a prize of R2 million.

A South African television makeup artist, Lihle Mokoena, recorded some behind-the-scenes footage and shared it on her TikTok, where it gained a lot of attention. Mokoena had to explain to Mzansi that she was not Big Brother but one of the employees.

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The lady was grateful to be a part of such a big show and captioned her now-viral video:

“POV: You’re doing your dream job of working on the biggest shows in South Africa. My CV is getting longer. I’m so blessed.”

Watch the TikTok video below:

Diversity in the Big Brother season five contestants

 There is no doubt that this year’s housemates have volcanic fire brewing inside of them after the drama they’ve produced the viewers in just the first week of the show’s airing. The 24 South Africans are racially diverse and differ in age.

The youngest is in her 20s, while the oldest is in her mid-30s. Their difference in perspective makes the show entertaining as the drama is endless and entertaining to watch.

An article by TimesLive listed the different bios of all the housemates:

• Abobo - 30-year-old teacher from Cape Town
• Mandy Hagan - 25-year-old mom and makeup artist 
• Ezra - 27-year-old farmer and gym enthusiast 
• Sweet Guluva - 24-year-old student and aspiring actor
• Ash-ley Ogle - 26-year-old from Durban who considers herself a “maddie” and not a baddie
• Beekay - 23-year-old cable official from Qwaqwa
• Bonni Bee - 27-year-old verbal expressionist from Johannesburg
• Kay B - 22-year-old student and CEO from Bloemfontein
• Nate -  25-year-old medical orthotist by profession, makeup artist, entrepreneur and digital content creator from Johannesburg
• Savage - 29-year-old international fitness director from Johannesburg 
• Jojo - 22-year-old pastor’s kid from Bloemfontein
• Luzuko - 26-year-old Johannesburg-based sports enthusiast and avid reader
• Mata - 27-year-old artist from Vaal
• Melino - 33-year-old father of three from Soweto
• Gugu - 34-year-old from Johannesburg who loves creating looks for funeral homes
• Philile - 31-year-old aspiring model from Durban 
• Muzi - 29-year-old lover of photography 
• Nsuku - 29-year-old diplomat with a modelling background 
• Sipha Lee - year-old football coach from Johannesburg
• Mshini - 23-year-old tutor by profession from Johannesburg
• Siphesihle - 28-year-old financial advisor from Secunda
• Swiss - 28-year-old cybersecurity student from Pietermaritzburg
• Tyrone - 26-year-old from Johannesburg
• Uyanda - 23-year-old pedagogical practitioner from Gqeberha

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3 More Big Brother Mzansi stories by Briefly News

• Big Brother Mzansi fans were stunned by one contestant shutting down a big fight during their wager task
• The first head of house made big waves on the internet. Sweet Guluva gained many fans after his big win
• Social media users had picked a Big Brother Mzansi favourite a couple of days after airing. Mshini made a good impression

Source: Briefly News