Nigel Nassar
2 September 2008
Kampala — SORRY, folks - things are not that well with Morris' Big Brother love life. Okay, we thought Morris was playing games with that Tanzanian girl - Latoya, and that he had it for Namibia's Lucille.
Turns out the dude is smitten by Latoya who is Morris' day-time lover and Ricco's at night.
Now the Ugandan is puzzled by the love triangle he is a part of. On Sunday night, Tawana, who had it for Morris, was concerned about his puzzle, asking him where the affair was headed. Morris answered: "What don't you see, Tawana?"
Seems Mimi also wants to help, as she called Morris to her bed so they could talk, but he was so much in thought that he couldn't join the Ghanaian. Maybe she wanted to win him, considering she told Biggie recently that she would one day get a guy into her bed. But she and Tawana might indeed take it out on Latoya when it comes to nominations. By press time yesterday, housemates were being called to the diary room to nominate evictees, only that the nominations would be shown later at 9:00pm.
And whatever came out, many hoped Latoya ranked high on the list so Morris settles after the Tanzanian is given the boot.
Not that she has disorganised him. Morris has remained focused. In fact, he did a comic ballet rendition during the housemates' performances to South African fans on Sunday.
Dressed like a clown ballerina with a huge behind and bulky crotch, he pulled off theatrical stunts that made fans choke with laughter. Each housemate had a minute to do their thing for fans. And Morris' do was one of the best, fitting within the given minute. Tawana's and Malawian Hazel's traditional dances, plus Lucille's poem were also good.
Speaking of Lucille, I seem to be losing hope in our Morris being in charge, considering the Namibian and Munya kissed on Sunday, the night Munya declared the best of his life!
Well, it's just as well Morris has girls looking out for him, unlike South Africa's Thami, who doesn't seem to have any chance on any girl there.
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