In a revealing diary session that’s already causing a stir among fans of Big Brother Naija Season 10, housemate Thelma Lawson shared an unfiltered glimpse into the mental shift that comes with living under 24-hour surveillance and how easily one can forget the ever-watchful eyes of Biggie’s cameras.
New housemate, Thelma, lifts the veil on life inside the BBNaija house, revealing just how quickly reality fades when the cameras are always rolling.
Speaking candidly with Big Brother on Sunday, Thelma confessed that she has come dangerously close to an embarrassing moment not once, but three times.
“I’ve attempted to come out of the bathroom naked three different times,” she admitted. “I don’t even see the cameras anymore.”
Her admission drew both laughter and surprise across social media as viewers resonated with the surreal nature of her experience. It’s a reminder that while fans enjoy every moment from their screens, housemates are slowly adjusting to a new reality where personal privacy is practically non-existent.
Thelma described her time in the house so far as “an amazing experience,” despite the challenges of adjusting to the constant presence of strangers and surveillance. She said she’s gradually becoming more comfortable in the environment and is beginning to bond with fellow housemates.
“There are so many different characters in this your house, Big Brother. I’m just managing,” she joked. “It’s exactly how I’ve been watching it on TV, but it feels so different in here.”
Her comments offer a rare look into the psychological adaptation that housemates go through in the early weeks — a phase when the novelty of the house still clashes with the realization that their every move is on display.
As BBNaija Season 10 continues to unfold, moments like these remind viewers that beyond the drama, alliances, and strategy, the house is also a social experiment in vulnerability, visibility, and human connection.
With 29 housemates navigating fame, pressure, and the constant gaze of millions, Thelma’s naked near-miss is just one of many raw, real moments still to come.