The drama in the Big Brother Naija 10/10 house reached a boiling point on Monday when housemates Bright Morgan and Kayikunmi were involved in a heated confrontation that nearly turned violent.

The altercation, which quickly drew the attention of fellow housemates and fans alike, escalated after Kayikunmi allegedly called Bright a “b*tch” during a tense exchange. Bright, visibly enraged by the insult, lashed out with threats of physical retaliation.

“Na me you call btch? Me and you don get issue before? You dey crase? How I go dey follow this one dey beef? Wetin I want dey beef am for? Who the fck is he? I go collect strike, I go scatter your face,” Bright shouted, as others scrambled to restrain him.

Despite attempts by other housemates to de-escalate the situation, Bright remained confrontational, pacing and hurling verbal jabs at Kayikunmi, who stood his ground but refrained from further provoking the confrontation.

With the atmosphere growing increasingly volatile, Big Brother was forced to step in. Bright was summoned to the diary room in a move widely seen as a disciplinary intervention, though details of the private conversation remain undisclosed.

A Brewing Feud or One-Off Explosion?

While disagreements are nothing new in the BBNaija house, Monday’s clash stood out for the intensity of threats and the near physical altercation it triggered. Observers on social media have already begun speculating whether this marks the beginning of a deeper rivalry or just a momentary flare-up driven by tension and stress.

Many viewers have also called for potential sanctions against both housemates, depending on Biggie’s final assessment of the incident.

What This Means for the Game

As the competition intensifies and evictions loom, emotions in the house are running high. Monday’s clash may have shifted alliances, altered public perception, and even impacted housemate strategies moving forward.

While Bright and Kayikunmi are yet to publicly reconcile, Big Brother’s next move could either restore calm—or stir further drama in Africa’s most-watched reality show.