Celebrity Big Brother (South African TV series)

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Celebrity Big Brother
No. of days8
No. of housemates10
WinnerBill Flynn
Runner-upJo-Ann Strauss

Celebrity Big Brother was the celebrity season of the Big Brother . In it, the Housemates are only local celebrities. The show follows the main Big Brother rules, but with some changes. For example, the celebrity season's duration is much shorter, lasting only eight days.

The show started on 23 June 2002 and ended on 30 June 2002. The hosts were Mark Pilgrim and Gerry Rantseli. It was aired on M-Net. The winner was Bill Flynn. He won the chair from the diary room. All the money raised from voting was given for charity.

Housemates

HousematesAgeFamous for...Residence
Thomas Msengana, "Bad Boy T"27DJ on YFM
William Frederick Flynn, "Bill Flynn"53Actor and Singer
Danny K 24Singer
Gloria Bosman Singer Pimvile, Soweto
Helen DesboisSinger Johannesburg
Jo-Ann Strauss 21Miss South Africa 2000 Cape Town
Kabelo Ngakane25TV Presenter on Channel O
Neil Stephen AndrewsM Net’s sports presenter Farnham, England
Sam CowanDJ
Tsakani Mhinga, "TK"R&B singer

Nominations Table

Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5Day 6Day 8
Final
BillGloria
Danny
Danny
Neil
 ?
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
Winner
(Day 8)
Jo-AnnGloria
TK
Bad Boy
Neil
 ?
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
Runner-Up
(Day 8)
Bad BoyGloria
Sam
TK
Bill
 ?
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
Third place
(Day 8)
DannyGloria
Sam
TK
Bad Boy
 ?
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
Fourth place
(Day 8)
HelenGloria
Sam
TK
Neil
 ?
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
Evicted
(Day 7)
KabeloGloria
Bill
Jo-Ann
Neil
 ?
?
 ?
?
Evicted
(Day 6)
NeilGloria
Danny
Jo-Ann
TK
 ?
?
Evicted
(Day 5)
TKSam
Kabelo
Neil
Kabelo
Evicted
(Day 4)
GloriaNeil
Helen
Evicted
(Day 3)
SamGloria
Danny
Walked
(Day 3)
Up for
eviction
Gloria
Sam
TK
Neil
TK
Bad Boy
Bill
Helen
Neil
Danny
Helen
Kabelo
Bad Boy
Bill
Helen
Jo-Ann
All
Housemates
WalkedSamnone
EvictedGloriaTKNeilKabeloHelenDannyBad Boy
Jo-AnnBill

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