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During a recent chat on Ndani TV, Bally sat with other Big brother Naija alums, Seyi and Alex to discuss life after the reality TV show.
During the interview, Bally revealed the tough life that follows housemates and the difficulties of adjusting to life after the reality TV show, especially when new housemates surface.
He said: “Going for the show is not easy. I keep telling people that the pressure involved in the show is not for everybody. Not everyone can survive it.
“I might be wrong, but I will say maybe 60 per cent of housemates have gone into depression.
“They might not be in depression now but they have gone through it one time. There is so much pressure.
“For example, you come out of the house and everybody loves you. You have access to something and your life is glamorous and then you go into the next phase and realize that all those were not real and it was just a part-time thing.
“The real life is setting in and as they announced the next audition, things are moving and you enter the deep state where you are forgotten. I am sure a lot of housemates have gone through these.”
Watch the interview below:
Well, sad but true. Which is why it is advisable to see a shrink at least for a year after the show
The guy nailed. It. Expectations are too much.
That’s shouldn’t be. They should calm down…
That’s the truth man.. maybe it’ll be different if they don’t come out with too much expectations.