Dillish Hope to Buy A House Her Siblings With Her Win

Gaeseb is amongst countless Namibians who are in celebratory mood about the win. The country definitely has reason to be happy, not only for the U$300 000 (N$3 million) that will make its way into the economy, but also for the conduct of Dillish during the 91 days in the house.

She also said she would party for now until everything sinks in but is planning to buy a house for herself and her siblings.

“From the beginning, I always said I would buy a house for me and my siblings and I told them before they turned 18 we would all be living in the same house. I am happy for it,” said the glowing beauty who was showered in champagne.

She was the third woman to win the Big Brother grand prize since the programme started.

Coming up for nominations five times (more than any other housemate this season), Dillish’s game was flawless. She avoided romance, which caused the end of the game for most who decided to enter into relationships. She refrained from any scandalous activities, which had some disqualified and others, especially women, joining other former housemates from previous seasons, with tainted reputations due to sexual escapades in the house. Dillish got along with most of her fellow Chase mates and although she wasn’t the rowdiest of the lot, she carried enough entertainment value and charmed viewers across Africa into keeping her in the house every time she was up for eviction.

She has proved that the game can indeed be a clean one and happened to do so in a month during which women are being celebrated.