Chinwe and Zion, the Big Brother Naija lovebirds, have finally reconciled their differences.
According to report, Chinwe and Zion had a fall out on Thursday after the former accused the latter of failing to support her during her feud with fellow roommates Onyeka and Chizoba.
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Chinwe had vowed to break up with Zion and leave the show, claiming that he had originally threatened to break up with her if she did not apologize to Chizoba.
On Friday morning, Chinwe revealed that she notified Biggie of her decision to depart the show. Her boyfriend, Zion, swore not to allow her exit from the program impact him, despite their relationship.
However, following advice from Toby and other housemates, Chinwe and Zion reconciled on Friday night.
While on their bed, the couple resolved their differences by speaking about their grievances and burying them with a hug and kiss.
“You don’t have a problem with people poking me but you have a problem with me defending myself,” Chinwe lamented.
“You’re saying I don’t see problem with people poking at you, what did I do downstairs when Chizoba insulted you back?” Zion asked.
Chinwe: “She didn’t insult me back, she insulted me and I insulted her back. So don’t make it seem like it was me that started it. It was an action reaction.”
Zion: “Yeah, she insulted you and you insulted her back. Then she insulted you again..”
Chinwe: “And the moment I insulted her back, what did you say? You said, ‘No, no, no, it’s not insult. It’s not insult.’ That was what you said.”
Zion: “No, I told Chizoba to shut the f*ck up.”
Chinwe: “You didn’t say that. You did not f*cking said that, Zion. Maybe you said it in your head.”
After the argument, Chinwe eventually apologised and the couple reconciled.
“I’m sorry, baby,” she said as they hugged and kissed
Chinwe and Zion finally reconciles in the latest episode of “Keeping up with the Zinwes”
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