Big Brother Africa Gossip:Downville Turns to Splitville!

There's tension between Seydou and Esperanca and it seems they don't even want to play as a pair in StarGame. During their Diary session, the Angolan Housemates didn't agree on anything and Seydou made it clear that he and Esperanca were not getting along. "I don't know why because I always go to her when she is down but maybe she only came once or twice to talk to me," Seydou explained. Seydou continued to complain about the lack of reciprocity of his advances towards Esperanca and said he couldn't play babysitter anymore. However, Esperanca chose not to comment and when Biggie asked the pair how their tiff will affect their game, Seydou basically implied that it was 'every man for himself'. "So you two are no longer playing the game as partners?," Biggie asked but there was no response. Still on that Seydou tip, it seems like he has come between the Zambian sisters following his relationship with Talia. "Talia's so into Seydou than he is with her and it will affect our game," Tamara complained to Big Brother. She said Talia is spending too much time with Seydou but he doesn't look like the serious type and she wasn't prepared to be nursing her sister's broken heart. Talia agreed to be being glued to Seydou but insisted that she was willing to take her chances with him. Next in the Diary Room were siblings Eve and Edith who gave each other the silent treatment at some point but at least they look like they are still okay together. Then came Biggie's only official couple, Mildred and Keitta. They too have had a tough time in the House and during the wee hours of the morning, they were on the verge of breaking up. During their Diary session, Mildred said she didn't want to lose her man on trivial issues and was determined to fight for her relationship even though it wasn't easy. She admitted that the relationship was taking hard knocks in the House especially because they were not spending quality time. Biggie suggested that they could be suffering from Cabin Fever, which is an idiomatic term for a claustrophobic reaction that takes place when a person or group is isolated and/or shut in a small space, with nothing to do, for an extended period. Video: Better of Separated!