And then there were five of them. In Big Brother, Danny, 28, had to leave the house on Saturday night for the second time. This is how the majority of Belgians start the last week: our compatriots still have three, and the Dutch have two. We’ll know the winner next week.
It looked really good for the Flemish Charlotte and Bart: She was the first to get a final ticket at the start of this week, secured by the crowd with Dutchman Jason. So Julien was the only Flemish person to venture out this week, with northern neighbors Lindsey and Danny.
Danny ended up being that guy Big brother I should have left. And this is not the first time, because a few weeks ago the personal trainer was already fired. Because of a twist in the game, he was allowed to go home, but now Danny is definitely out.
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Dutchman Danny, 28, had to leave Big Brother’s home for the second time. – © Play4
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Just like last year, the big brother lasts not a hundred, but 86 days. The final match is scheduled to take place on April 1. It is usually played with three residents, so two other candidates will have to leave during the week. The Dutchman has always won the past two seasons. Next Saturday we will know if the Belgian wins and can go home with the money pot.
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Charlotte (28) is from Middlekirk. – © Play4
Bart (49) from Itegem. – © Play4
Julien (29) from Husselt. – © Play4
Lindsey (32 years old) from Sittard (Netherlands). – © Play4
Jason (20 years old) from Beverwijk (Netherlands). – © Play4
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