Big Brother Mzansi | |
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Season 2 | |
Hosted by | Lungile Radu |
No. of days | 57 |
No. of housemates | 22 |
Winners | Ace and Ntombi |
Runners-up | K2 and Blue |
Release | |
Original network | Mzansi Magic |
Original release | 22 March – 18 May 2015 |
Season chronology |
Big Brother South Africa: Double Trouble (also known as Big Brother Mzansi 2 or Big Brother South Africa 4) is the second season of the South African Big Brother reality television reboot series produced by Endemol for M-Net and Mzansi Magic. The launch was divided in two nights, being the dates 22 March and 23 March 2015 and concluded on 18 May 2015 when the couple, Ace and Ntombi have crowned the winners with Blue and K2 were the runner-ups. The show was hosted by Lungile Radu again. The season lasted 56 days, making it the shortest South African Big Brother.
Housemates | Age on Entry | Occupation | Hometown | Day entered | Day exited | Status |
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Nkanyiso "Ace" Khumalo | 24 | Aspiring entertainer | Johannesburg | 1 | 57 | Winners |
Ntombifuthi "Ntombi" Tshabalala | 22 | Aspiring musician | Johannesburg | |||
Thandi "Blue" Mbombo | 25 | PR freelancer, Model | Johannesburg | 2 | 57 | Runner-Ups |
Katlego "K2" Mabusela | 24 | Rapper | Johannesburg | |||
Chelsea Hamfrey | 21 | Freelance model | Durban | 2 | 57 | 3rd Place |
Mbali Nkosi | 25 | Sales and Marketing co-ordinator | Midrand | |||
Sokhana "Soxx" Ralana | 26 | Student | Queenstown | 1 | 50 | Evicted |
Tembela "Tembi" Magandela-Mthupha | 25 | Actress, Dancer & Scriptwriter | Port Shepstone | |||
Keitumetse "Kay" Mariti | 23 | Administrator | Soweto | 2 | 43 | Evicted |
Pumlani "Pumba" Ndlovu | 28 | Professional basketball player | Kimberly | |||
Abongile "Bongi" Mbauli | 28 | Customer service agent, Tech support | Cape Town | Evicted | ||
Khali Masoane | 24 | Digital specialist | Vereeniging | |||
Axola "Bexx" Mbengo | 26 | Insurance sales consultants | Queenstown | 1 | 23 | Disqualified |
Siyanda "Adams" Ngwenya | 24 | Artist/Musician | Durban | 1 | 23 | Disqualified |
Eugene "Gino" Smith | 35 | Chess-board maker | Cape Town | 1 | 22 | Evicted |
Tiffini Peterson | 23 | Hostess & Freelance model | Cape Town | |||
Matt "Matthias" Matthee | 29 | Business owner | Johannesburg | 2 | 15 | Evicted |
Sibusiso "Sibuyo" Sithole | 31 | Fashion designer, DJ & Model | Soweto | |||
Johannes "Ex" Motalane | 23 | Musician & Performing artist | Pretoria | 2 | 8 | Walked |
Kelebogile "Lebo" Manale | 22 | Sociology graduate | Soweto |
On Day 1, each housemate entered the house with another housemate whom they had already a relationship with before entering the show. The pairs were:
However, on Day 2, the second part of the launch, the pairs selected had no previous relationships.
After the expulsion of Adams and the removal of Bexx from the Big Brother Mzansi house on Day 23, their respective partners Tembi and Soxx were asked if they wanted to leave with them or not. Both decided to stay, meaning Soxx and Tembi became an official pair in the game.
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | ||
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Ace | No Nominations | Kay & Pumba Bexx & Soxx | Bexx & Soxx Bexx & Soxx | No Nominations | — | Nominated | Soxx & Tembi Chelsea & Mbali | Winners (Day 57) | |
Ntombi | Matthias & Sibu Bexx & Soxx | Blue & K2 Bexx & Soxx | — | Chelsea & Mbali Chelsea & Mbali | |||||
Blue | No Nominations | Matthias & Sibu Matthias & Sibu | Adams & Tembi Chelsea & Mbali | No Nominations | — | Nominated | Soxx & Tembi Soxx & Tembi | Runners-Up (Day 57) | |
K2 | Chelsea & Mbali Chelsea & Mbali | — | |||||||
Chelsea | No Nominations | Gino & Tiffini Gino & Tiffini | Adams & Tembi Adams & Tembi | No Nominations | — | Nominated | Third place (Day 57) | ||
Mbali | Kay & Pumba Gino & Tiffini | Bongi & Khali Adams & Tembi | — | ||||||
1 | Soxx | No Nominations | Chelsea & Mbali Chelsea & Mbali | Gino & Tiffini Chelsea & Mbali | No Nominations | — | No Nominations | Chelsea & Mbali Chelsea & Mbali | Evicted (Day 50) |
1 | Tembi | No Nominations | Gino & Tiffini Gino & Tiffini | No Nominations | — | Blue & K2 Chelsea & Mbali | |||
Kay | No Nominations | Matthias & Sibu Matthias & Sibu | No Nominations | — | Nominated | Evicted (Day 43) | |||
Pumba | Ace & Ntombi Matthias & Sibu | Blue & K2 Chelsea & Mbali | — | ||||||
Bongi | No Nominations | Matthias & Sibu Chelsea & Mbali | No Nominations | — | Evicted (Day 36) | ||||
Khali | Gino & Tiffini Chelsea & Mbali | Gino & Tiffini Chelsea & Mbali | — | ||||||
Bexx | No Nominations | Matthias & Sibu Chelsea & Mbali | No nominations | Ejected (Day 23) | |||||
Adams | No Nominations | Gino & Tiffini Gino & Tiffini | No nominations | ||||||
Gino | No Nominations | Kay & Pumba Adams & Tembi | Chelsea & Mbali Adams & Tembi | Evicted (Day 22) | |||||
Tiffini | Adams & Tembi Adams & Tembi | Adams & Tembi Adams & Tembi | |||||||
Matthias | No Nominations | Gino & Tiffini Gino & Tiffini | Evicted (Day 15) | ||||||
Sibu | |||||||||
Ex | No Nominations | Walked (Day 8) | |||||||
Lebo | |||||||||
Notes | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | none | |
Head of House | Ex & Lebo | Blue & K2 | Kay & Pumba | Chelsea & Mbali | Soxx & Tembi | Soxx & Tembi | Blue & K2 | No HoH | |
Up for eviction | No Eviction | Bongi, Khali, Matthias, Sibu | Bexx, Soxx Chelsea, Mbali Gino, Tiffini | Eviction Cancelled | Ace, Ntombi, Blue, K2, Bongi, Khali, Chelsea, Mbali, Kay, Pumba | Ace, Ntombi, Blue, K2, Chelsea, Mbali, Kay, Pumba | Chelsea, Mbali, Soxx, Tembi | Ace, Ntombi Blue, K2 Chelsea, Mbali | |
Walked | Ex Lebo | none | |||||||
Ejected | none | Bexx Adams | none | ||||||
Survived Eviction | No Eviction | Bongi Khali 55% to save | Bexx Soxx 42% to save Chelsea | Eviction Cancelled | Ace Ntombi 45% to save Blue Chelsea Kay | Ace Ntombi 47.9% to save Blue Chelsea | Chelsea Mbali 53% to save | Ace Ntombi 62.06% to win | |
Evicted | Matthias Sibu 45% to save | Gino Tiffini 21% to save | Bongi Khali 2% to save | Kay Pumba 3.7% to save | Soxx Tembi 47% to save | Blue K2 29.93% to win Chelsea |
Weeks | Nominated | Evicted |
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Week 1 | No Eviction | Ex & Lebo (Walked) |
Week 2 | Bongi & Khali (55%), Matthias & Sibu (45%) | Matthias & Sibu |
Week 3 | Bexx & Soxx (42%), Chelsea & Mbali (37%), Gino & Tiffini (21%) | Gino & Tiffini |
Week 4 | Eviction Cancelled | Adams, Bexx (Ejected) |
Week 5 | Ace & Ntombi (45%), Blue & K2 (32%), Chelsea & Mbali (16%), Kay & Pumba (5%), Bongi & Khali (2%) | Bongi & Khali |
Week 6 | Ace & Ntombi (47.9%), Blue & K2 (34.1%), Chelsea & Mbali (14.3%), Kay & Pumba (3.7%) | Kay & Pumba |
Week 7 | Chelsea & Mbali (53%), Soxx & Tembi (47%) | Soxx & Tembi |
Week 8 | Ace & Ntombi (62.06%), Blue & K2 (29.93%), Chelsea & Mbali (8.01%) | Blue & K2, Chelsea & Mbali |
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