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BBNaija reunion: Nina explains why she and Miracle hit things off so fast in the house

BBNaija organisers know Nigerians love drama and intrigue and would choose to keep up with the daily lives of individuals in a home rather than focusing on the country’s problems.

Perhaps for this reason, the BBNaija show as well as a reunion show was organised to keep up with the lives of the housemates during and after the programme.

The former contestants have explained the reason for some of their actions while they were in the house.

Nina and Miracle were two housemates who seemed to hit things off so fast that they were even spotted being cosy in the bathroom just the second day after the show started.

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BBNaijareunion: I needed someone to hug in the house - Nina explains her relationship with Miracle

BBNaijareunion: I needed someone to hug in the house - Nina explains her relationship with Miracle
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During the reunion Nina explained how she met Miracle and why she and he connected so soon. According to her, she met Miracle during the auditions and they were just friends without any physical attraction between them.

However, things changed after she realised they would be in the house for some time without a TV or their phones and she needed someone to hug and be close to.

See the video below:

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It is understandable that anyone would look for other ways to pass the time if the things they are used to are taken away from them.

Meanwhile Legit.ng previously reported that BBNaija Ifu Ennada took to social media to recant her claims that she sometimes makes N5 million in a day during sale of her hair care products.

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