ICYMI: You never liked me and I don’t f*cking care, Whitemoney yells at Pere

Whitemoney and Pere’s beef is taking another plot twist following the completion of the latter’s tenure as the head of house. 

Recall that Pere removed Whitemoney as the kitchen’s cook after he vowed to knock Whitemoney off his game because he was monopolising kitchen duties to get fans sympathy. 

The show host Ebuka had on Sunday referenced Pere’s comment wherein he vowed to knock Whitemoney off his game.

He said, “You banned Whitemoney from the kitchen. You told some housemates that you wanted other housemates to participate in cooking but told Maria that cooking was a kind of strategy for Whitemoney, which one of them?”

In his response, Pere, the Head of House for the week, said, “What I say in the secret I say in the open. Everybody knows I don’t hide my feelings.

“We are here to mingle and play the game so, when I see a strategy I’ll recognise one.“

However, Maria won as the new head of house after completing her tenure as Pere’s deputy the previous week having her talk about Whitemoney with Pere in the lounge. 

This affinity grew between Pere and Maria causing him to distance Maria from every other housemate. 

Maria was finally seen in a conversation with Whitemomey, and Pere asked, “Whitemoney, what did you ask Maria?” taking off his belt.

Pere continued, “You will by no means cut up to an inch of the things I have done in my life.”

Reacting, Whitemoney said he was not moved by an inch of Pere’s threat, adding that Pere cannot say those things to him (Whitemoney) outside the Big Brother House.

“I just love this guy. I  f*cking like him for no reason because I want healthy competition,” he shrieked.

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