BB Naija’s first runner up, Bisola was rumored to have been abandoned by a man on the altar some years back.
The mother of one refuted the rumor in a recent chat with Saturday Beats, She said,“I have never been married and I have never been to the altar.”
The finalist who also doubles as a singer and an actress spoke on relationship, hinting that she is not in one at the moment but that is not her priority. In her words, she said that it was not something she would like to force.
“A relationship would come when the time is right and there are certain things that you do not force. I would not bother myself with a relationship because my main aim is to be successful and take care of my family very well. That alone is a good driving force, along the line, it would come. Are you telling me that successful people do not find love? They do, even when they are really successful. I would not force it because it is not something I would force. It is going to be a gentle and slow process,” she said.
Even with her romance in the house with TTT who she never knew was married, the actress was quick to say that she would always be open to work with TTT.
“There is no bad blood between Thin Tall Tony and I but I have to respect the institution of holy matrimony. I did not know that he was married, I found out when we left the house and I have to respect his wife. If there is work to do, we would attack it professionally. I went into the house to have fun and not to brew a relationship. TTT and I would be friends outside the show but I am not looking for a relationship from him,” Bisola said.



The singer who has yet to attend a tertiary institution, told Saturday Beatsabout her plans for school.
She added that even though she did not win the price money or SUV, she is still a winner adding that she always knew that Efe would be the winner of the show.
“I have plans to go back to school and I would love to major in something that I am really passionate about which is film production. It took me nine years to get to the Big Brother house. I had been auditioning for nine years and finally I was in the house. That is winning. Getting into that house after years of struggle is winning for me, making it to the finals was a big win for me even though I did not go home with the money.”