On Saturday evening, Sabo still had to pack her bags for Big Brother, and the twenty-year-old Dutch woman lost her chance to win the final. “It's upsetting to say goodbye, but I'm happy to see some 'fresh minds' again,” she captioned her exit. “I can worry about it, but I can also keep going and let go. And that's exactly what I'm going to do… I've been able to confront myself in many areas and have become calmer.
Because of her exit, the field of participants became balanced again: five Flemish candidates were still competing against six Dutch candidates. On the Flemish side, Ronahi, Karen, Danny, Tom and Glenn still have a chance to win. Tyrone, Alice, Delano, Randy, Jimmy and Ashley uphold the honor among our northern neighbors. The fact that the latter is still in the race is due to Sonia's early exit. Ashley was actually the first candidate to leave the house, but due to Sonya's self-selected exit, she was still allowed to return. Since then, it has proven to be very popular with viewers. Although her fellow residents tried to eliminate her several times, fans kept her in the house.
The first two editions of the renewed “Big Brother” were won by the Dutchman Gil and Salar. Last year the cash prize went to Flemish soldier Bart.
“Big Brother” airs every day from Monday to Friday at 10:15 PM on Play4 and at 8:30 PM on Goplay. Every Saturday at 8 p.m., the live show “Big Brother: Live” is hosted by Tatiana Belloy and Geraldine Kemper. You can watch 24/7 via live streaming on Play247 and Goplay.

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