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BBTitans: Hear What Nana Has To Say About Her Past Attitudes

Big Brother Titans housemate, Nana has narrated how she was pregnant and fetus decayed in her stomach.

Nana who is a Nigerian made this known during a conversation with Jennie O, Olivia and Yvonne.

She said: “I was six months pregnant and didn’t know. I didn’t go for antenatal.

“The baby died and was decaying in me. My aunt took me to the hospital and lied that I had an infection.

“I was relaxed, my mom said I passed out five times. I don’t know how the doctors did it that my womb is still intact.

“I have to do a lot of dirty and nasty things because of my parents’ negligence. I dropped out from school in 300 level because there was no one to train me.”

She also disclosed that she is bis*xual and had do a lot of dirty things to survive.

“Because I want money, I’ve met a lot of men in different sizes. So even if you are what, I have met your size. Just do the whatever and stand up.

“I don’t enjoy s*x, I don’t feel it. It got f*cked up when I had to start doing women. You Know when I said I’m bis*xual?” she said.

Meanwhile, Nelisa had earlier revealed that Tsatsii is bis*xual.

She said Teatsii has started showing her bis*xual side.

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