Barely 24 hours after two housemates in the ongoing reality TV show, Big Brother Naija (BBNAIJA), 10/10 edition where evicted on Sunday, August 10 in a live show broadcast, another housemate, Sabrina Idukpaye known in the house as Sabrina exited the Big Brother House citing health challenges.
The development leaves her out of the Season 10 which has contestants competing for the grand prize of N150 million. The show features a range of activities, challenges, and evictions based on public votes.
While details of the health challenge is yet to be disclosed by the organisers, in reality shows like BBNaija, housemates’ health and safety are priorities, and if a contestant faces significant health issues, they might be removed or choose to leave the show.
Prior to sojourn into Big Brother house, Sabrina was already building a life marked by academic excellence, public speaking, and creative work. Her career trajectory reflects the diversity of her academic background. She’s had experience working as a model, an actor, an entrepreneur, and a public speaker.
Born in Edo State and raised in Lagos, the 32-year-old earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from McGill University before completing her Master of Science (MSc) in Politics and Communication at the London School of Economics, graduating with a distinction in her dissertation.
During her time at LSE, she won the university’s TEDx speaker competition. The win led to her delivering her first TEDx talk, where she addressed an issue impacting millions of people in Italy. One of her standout abilities is transforming personal experiences into compelling spoken-word performances and narratives.
With the BBNaija platform, Sabrina says she wants to represent women who are multifaceted and spark meaningful conversations, while entertaining the audience. For her, it’s not just about the competition; it’s about using every opportunity to tell her story.