Head of House: Danny and Milli Rule!

Millicent beat her 12 fellow Headsmates to take over from Vimbai as new Heads Commander in Chief.

After a week of drama that saw Millicent confide inSharon and Felicia about her ambitions to become the next Head of House,Millicent heaved a sigh of relief and plastered a huge smile on her face when she was announced the new Heads Sheriff.

After a 30 minute battle in the garden, where she and her fellow Housemates tested their patience and motor skills by building a tower using a pack of cards, it was clear who the winner would be.

As soon as Big Brother instructed the Housemates to stop after 30 minutes of intense concentration, Zeusexclaimed “Millicent wins this one”.

When Big Brother officially announced Millicent the winner, she gave a huge smile and held on to the cushion on her lap.

Later, Weza had a discussion with Vimbai about Millicent’s new role as Head of House. “I like her strategy. It’s smart. She files people’s nails and goes around telling people she was a maid and all these things,” she said. Weza also had a bit to say about Nominations and the role of Head of House.”Nominations are not a problem. However, it’s the Save and Replace that is problematic,” she continued.

In the Tails House, Danny beat other Head of House hopefuls to snatch the Sheriff title. When he was officially announce the winner, Danny playfuly asked his fellow Housemates to bow-down to him.

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