advised ex-housemates who are struggling financially or professionally after the reality show to move beyond their celebrity status and focus on building sustainable careers and businesses.
Tochi, who participated in the reality TV show, shared the advice while reflecting on the challenges that some former housemates face after their time on the popular programme.
According to him, appearing on Big Brother Naija does not automatically guarantee long-term success, financial stability or continued relevance in the entertainment industry.
He urged former housemates who have not been able to maintain the attention they received during the show to stop relying solely on their celebrity status and instead find ways to make a living.
Tochi’s comments highlight a reality that many reality-show contestants face: the intense attention generated by the programme can fade after the season ends, leaving contestants to navigate life and work outside the Big Brother house.
While some former housemates have successfully built careers in entertainment, fashion, business, influencing and other industries, others have struggled to maintain the same level of visibility after leaving the show.
Tochi encouraged those in the latter category to embrace hard work and pursue opportunities rather than waiting for celebrity recognition to translate automatically into income.
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