– Fresh off his shocking eviction from the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) season 10/10 house, former housemate Bright Morgan isn’t holding back on the drama he left behind. In a tell-all interview that’s already racking up millions of views, the charismatic actor and self-proclaimed “Lagos boy” dove headfirst into the sizzling love triangle brewing between Kola, Dede, and Koyin—delivering a brotherly pep talk to Kola that’s got fans cheering and the housemates buzzing.
“Kola is also a spec,” Bright declared emphatically during his post-eviction chat on the official BBNaija after-show, his tone a mix of protectiveness and straight-talking wisdom. “Dede should not make him feel like a man without value.” The 28-year-old, who bonded deeply with Kola over shared chores and late-night confessions inside the house, didn’t mince words about the dynamic. He revealed he’d been privately coaching Kola to dial back his relentless pursuit of the fiercely independent Dede, warning him against coming off too eager in a game where hearts and strategies collide. “Kola’s a chaser—no matter what, once he’s locked in, he goes all out. But bro, you’re a catch too. Don’t let one girl make you chase crumbs when you’re the whole feast,” Bright added, chuckling at the memory of their heart-to-hearts.
The comments stem from weeks of on-screen tension that’s captivated viewers. Kola, the calm and confident 26-year-old quality analyst who’s rebuilt his life after a cross-continent move, has been smitten with Dede since early in the season. Their flirty vibes—think shared glances during tasks and cozy lounge chats—quickly evolved into a full-blown “Kolade” ship, complete with fan edits flooding TikTok. But enter Koyin, the enigmatic 24-year-old with his smooth charm and subtle moves, and suddenly it’s a triangle of unspoken rivalries. Dede, the 23-year-old competitive powerhouse who’s already bought her mom a house, has played it cool, keeping both guys guessing while prioritizing her game. Clips from Day 45 showed her dissecting Koyin’s “hidden layers” with housemates Joanna and Rooboy, while Bright was out here mediating Kola’s frustrations with his sister Imisi over the whole saga.
Bright’s eviction on Saturday night—alongside Thelma Lawson in a double whammy that left the house in denial mode—only amplified the emotional stakes. Kola reportedly flat-out refused to believe his bro was gone, with Dede stepping in to snap him back to reality amid the chaos. Now, from the outside looking in, Bright’s words are landing like a mic drop. “I just wanted him to hold his value. Relationships like this in the house? They fizzle post-show 90% of the time,” he mused, drawing parallels to his own short-lived showmance with Mide.
Social media is ablaze, with #KolaASpec trending nationwide and clips of Bright’s interview amassing over 2 million views on X and Instagram in under 24 hours. Supporters are rallying behind Kola—“Finally, someone said it! Dede’s playing 4D chess, but Kola deserves reciprocity,” tweeted @BBNaijaGuru—while shippers mourn the potential end of #Kolade. Critics, though, are calling Bright’s shade at Dede “messy post-exit energy,” with one viral reply reading, “Evicted and still stirring the pot? Iconic, but let Kola fight his own battles.” Dede hasn’t responded directly yet, but eagle-eyed fans spotted her subtle eye-roll during a recent diary session, hinting the tea might spill on tonight’s live show.
As BBNaija 10/10 hurtles toward its finale with immunity twists and eviction threats looming, Bright’s intervention could be the wake-up call Kola needs—or the spark that ignites full-blown house warfare. One thing’s for sure: in Ebuka’s world of whispers and betrayals, brotherly love hits different. Will Kola step up his game, or will Dede’s focus on the prize leave him in the friend zone? Tune in to find out—because in this house, value’s the ultimate currency.