- Chinwe declared that she no longer feels the romance that used to be between her and Zion, and because of this, she feels they’re just in a situationship
- Chinwe added that she is not going to force things and wouldn’t put energy into the relationship.
Big Brother Naija housemate Chinwe has had an honest conversation with her partner, Zion, about their relationship.
In a recent video, Chinwe expressed her feelings, stating that she no longer feel the romantic connection they once shared.
During their heartfelt conversation, Chinwe acknowledged that their relationship has evolved into a friendship, and she doesn’t feel the same level of romantic interest.
Zion attempted to understand her perspective by reminding her of their intimate moments, but Chinwe clarified that those instances are fleeting and don’t define their overall connection.
Chinwe emphasized that she won’t force the relationship or invest energy into something that doesn’t feel authentic to her.
This conversation have sparked a lively debate among social media users, who shared their thoughts and opinions on the matter.
SEE REACTIONS BELOW:
Tawaz: “Chinwe, but this guy is trying na, always with you almost all the time. What else do you want my dear?.”
Successful🪬✨♠️: “You feel right and he knows what you are talking about even if he doesn’t agree.”
Favoritebite: “Chinwe your mood is just all over the place 😂😂.”
rakhel handbags store 👜: “mood swings anh ejima u do this one u don’t want mama and dada to be together.”
Agnes: “She’s right to feel what she feels but I feel like this guy is really trying.”
Chubbybear 🐻: “What is this girl saying now 😂😂.”
Fatmata Binta278: “As a man work hard to make money, when a woman take care of you she will totally control you.”
SweetBoy E: “abeg make big brother change this season theme to “shipping ships “
temsbby: “This girl watin u dea find u nor know say d whole world dea watch u u dea find romance between una.”
beatie😍: “dont worry sunday u r going so no need for friendship dynamics.”
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