Soma and Miyonse in Big Brother Naija (#BBNaija) were on Sunday evicted as housemates from the ongoing TV reality show.
Efe, who was nominated with them, survived.
After spending two weeks in the house, Soma became the first to be evicted.
When asked about his feelings for Gifty, he affirmed that the feelings were real and added that it felt good when he kissed her.
He also said that he had no idea what his relationship with Gifty would be in the future.
Soma also said he doesn’t know how his current relationship with his girlfriend outside the house was going to be.
According to Bigbrotherafricatv.com, Soma was caught on camera on the night of Day 11 with Gifty having some “under the sheet action”.
Miyonse, the chef, was the second housemate to leave the house on the double eviction night on Day 14.
Before the eviction, Miyonse learnt that a fellow housemate, TBoss, nominated him.
According to him, he was not surprised being nominated, but he was disappointed.
NAN reports that the winner of the 11-week contest will be given N25 million prize and a new Kia Sorento SUV car.
The series will run for 78 days and end on April 9.
Big Brother Naija, which was introduced in 2006, is a special Nigerian version of the continental show, Big Brother Africa.
It was specially coined to suit the viewing interest of the Nigerians who largely expressed displeasure over the controversial “Shower Hour” and nudity.
The contestants that started from Day 1 in the house were Efe, Gifty, CoCoice, Kemen, Miyonse, Bally, Bisola, Marvis, Bally, Soma and Miyonse.
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