BBNaija S7: “Life Is Boring Without Sheggz” – Bella Tells Biggie

Bella is among the BBNaija season 7 ‘Step Up’ unscripted TV drama finalists and she’s blissful and grateful.

Today, housemates were been called independently to the journal space for their dairy meeting and it got some of them close to home.

At the point when it got to Bella’s turn, Big Brother asked her how she was feeling without Sheggz in the house and she said life is exhausting without Sheggz and Phyna is her biggest contest in the house.

Big Brother requested that she let him know who she was feeling the loss of a great deal and she said she missed her auntie since she remained by her during harsh times and when she had restless evenings, her auntie was there for her.

Bella went further to say that she will battle for her auntie and her auntie’s adversaries will be her foes and her companions will be her companions.

Bella additionally said that her auntie remained by her during the most obviously awful times and she will constantly get her back like clockwork.

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