Update On Beverly Osu's $ex Escapes In Big Brother Bedroom

      Beverly Osu, Nigeria’s rep at the ongoing Big Brother Africa reality show, has come under heavy criticism for having s*x with South African housemate, Angelo Collins two times within 24hours.

A new 3minute video showing Beverly Osu and her fellow housemate-turned lover, Angelo Collins doing "it" is already going viral on the social media...

In the video, in which Beverly lies atop Angelo, the two love birds are heard moaning in a suggestive way. The compromising position and accompanying movement have given many viewers the impression that the bathroom session was like the proverbial handshake that went beyond the elbows. Besides, a photograph of the two, showing them sharing some intimacy under the bed sheets, is also circulating on social media.

And trust Nigerians at moments likes this. They have been reacting like craze, with many wondering why she had to give in to what they call “sexual urges” under the full glare of the cameras.

They wondered why she couldn’t exercise a little restraint with many saying she had succeeded in “debasing womanhood” as having sex openly is “un-African” and “shameful”. Many have also described it as a show of shame and degradation of the African culture.

Those who took to the social media to vent their anger observed that Beverly had succeeded in breaking the record of being the first Nigerian housemate to have sex in the show since inception.

A Facebook user, Peter Francis, wrote, “She is a disgrace to Nigeria. She couldn’t keep her pants on for the sake of dignity. She has portrayed the image of Nigerian girls as being wayward.”

Also, Jerry Orji's Blog observs that many have been lambasting On Air Personality, Denrele Edun who they believed helped Beverly get a place in the reality show. Below are tweets against Denrele:

Another person who is angry over the show of shame said: 
“Too bad we can be that desperate as women! Such a pity! Most parents might not mind, the trophy will justify her actions. Tomorrow, she will become our children’s role model! BBA is still evolving, unless it’s used to impact virtues and innovation in Africa, it should be scrapped.”