We're always curious to know how the housemates are really like inside Bahay ni Kuya as we only get glimpses through primetime episodes and short online clips. And who better to spill the whole tea, secrets and all, than the ones who actually lived in the house 24/7?
That’s exactly what Klarisse de Guzman and Shuvee Etrata did as they sat down to share behind-the-scenes stories in a "bukingan" challenge about their fellow housemates in "Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Collab Edition." ShuKlaan na!
First up, they were asked which housemate has the biggest appetite. Shuvee quickly pointed at Klarisse, who didn’t deny it and even called herself the leader of the “Bahaw Gang.” She confirmed what former housemates like Xyriel Manabat had said that she was always the last to leave the dining table. Playing along with the revelation, Klarisse joked that her clothes don't fit anymore after her three-month stay in Bahay Ni Kuya.
Klarisse clapped back by exposing Shuvee as the housemate who was always in the comfort room, joking that it would smell bad afterward. Shuvee then responded by revealing Klarisse’s habit of farting under the blanket and letting Mika Salamanca smell it. "Kulang na lang hulihin niya tapos i-ref niya," quipped the Cebuana beauty.
When it came to competitiveness, they both named Ralph de Leon as the top contender among the boys, with Shuvee saying that Ralph never backs down during challenges, which makes him a satisfying opponent. Will Ashley, they said, is usually chill but surprisingly performs well once he enters the task room. For the girls, Klarisse said Shuvee was the most competitive, so much so that she'd go quiet and overthink for an entire day if she didn’t rank well.
Asked about the biggest plot twist of the season, Shuvee thought it would be their eviction as a tandem. "Akala ko talaga magiging Big Winner kami doon," she admitted, and then joked they'd just join the next season. But kidding aside, they believe Will’s growth is the most surprising as he started off introverted and had even considered a voluntary exit in the earlier days of the competition, but ended up pushing through, showing strength and stepping out of his comfort zone as the season went on.