Highlight of BBNaija 2025 Week 4 Live Eviction Show – Victory & Gigi Jasmine Evicted

Highlight of BBNaija 2025 Week 4 Live Eviction Show – Victory & Gigi Jasmine Evicted

Sunday night’s Live Show had everything — fashion, nostalgia, and heartbreak — as Big Brother delivered another blockbuster. In a dramatic twist, Victory and Gigi Jasmine’s journeys came to an abrupt end, leaving fans reeling and housemates shaken. With Kayikunmi evicted last week and Victory now out of the door, Biggie’s “palace” has officially fallen. No more princes, no more crown — the royal storyline is dead.

But before the evictions, the night began with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu commanding attention in a way only he can. Clad in an emerald-green corduroy jacket with black leather details and sleek trousers, the host delivered a look that was both bold and nostalgic. It wasn’t just about style — the outfit was a deliberate nod to Nollywood icon Chidi Mokeme, the original “GQ” of Nigerian cinema. With the theme set as Nollywood Nostalgia, Ebuka’s fit doubled as both a fashion moment and a history lesson, reminding fans where Nollywood came from while holding a mirror to the housemates writing their own drama.

The fashion was hot, but Ebuka’s questions were hotter. At the top of the show, every housemate stood in tense silence until Zita, Jason Jae, Faith, and Mensan were declared safe. Still, no one was safe from Ebuka’s trademark pepper. Zita found herself fumbling when confronted about her claim that men who audition for BBNaija give her the “ick.” Pushed further, Ebuka cut deep: “Was Danboskid, your former ship, also an ick?” Zita stumbled, unable to defend herself.

Elsewhere, Mensan had his moment in the spotlight as he was crowned Most Influential Player of the Week. In true Mensan fashion, the announcement sent him crumbling into tears, falling to his knees in gratitude. The title came with Immunity — a reward that made the emotional outburst feel justified.

Then came the evictions. Victory’s departure stunned the house. Despite a week spent mending fences, leaning on Doris for advice, and even offering Gigi Jasmine an apology, the votes told a different story. On stage, Ebuka pressed him about his messy clashes and complicated relationships, but Victory shut it down with finality: “I don’t want to talk about all those people.” With that, the farmer-turned-housemate made it clear he was leaving Biggie’s world behind.

Gigi Jasmine’s exit, however, was messier. Ebuka came armed with receipts, replaying her gossip session where she called Denari “unhappy” in his relationship with Doris and branded him a “lapdog.” Cornered, Gigi tried to soften the blow: “I said he was a love-sick puppy, not a lapdog.” But it was too late — her sharp tongue had written her eviction script. Moments later, her name was called, ending her stay in Biggie’s house.

The drama didn’t stop there. Kaybobo faced grilling for spending all his time in the kitchen, but he stood firm, proudly defending his passion for cooking. “The kitchen is where I feel at home,” he declared, brushing off the shade.

By the time the lights dimmed, the night had left a trail of shattered storylines and unforgettable moments. Victory’s reign ended in silence, Gigi Jasmine’s words sealed her fate, and Ebuka’s wardrobe turned into a Nollywood homage.

It was another Sunday night reminder of why Big Brother is must-watch television: the fashion dazzles, the questions sting, and no one — no matter how royal — is safe.