BBNaija S9: ‘I paid to have big buttocks, I won’t be your plan B’, Rhuthee tells Mayor Frosh

Big Brother Naija Season 9 housemate, Rhuthee, has made a bold declaration to fellow housemate, Mayor Frosh as she confronted him about their complicated relationship triangle involving another housemate, Nelly.

She accused Mayor Frosh of using her as a backup plan because Nelly seems to be gravitating towards another housemate, Sooj.

“I know you like Nelly and you’re sad he’s cuddling with Sooj, but don’t use me as a second option or as a substitute.

“You are using me as a plan B, don’t do that. I can’t be a second option. I’ve never been,” Rhuthee stated firmly.

Highlighting her investment in her appearance, Rhuthee declared, “Take a look at me. I have paid to get a bigger butt like two years ago.

“I can’t be second option. I’ve been feeling you’re using me as Plan B but I just confirmed it. Everyone thinks I’m stupid but I’m not.”

Mayor Frosh tried to explain that he isn’t using her, but Rhuthee remained unconvinced, standing her ground on the matter.

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