Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 (“Bazozwa”) has already seen multiple evictions, with fan debates heating up around who deserved to go and who was robbed.

Latest Big Brother Mzansi evictions (2026)

So far in 2026, the live Sunday eviction shows have cut several housemates from the Bazozwa house.

  • Week 2 (Day 14 – Sunday 25 January 2026):
    • Evicted housemates: Lawredo and Ofentse , both receiving the lowest percentage of public votes.
* Sample vote percentages: The Don 15.44%, Ofentse 11.65%, Lawredo 7.07% (showing how tight the lower end of the voting was).
  • Week 3 (Day 21 – Sunday 1 February 2026):
    • Evicted housemates: Dene Jones and Mashel after finishing at the bottom of the Week 3 vote.
* Sample vote percentages: Ilano 3.92%, Mashel 3.49%, Dene Jones 1.68%.

These numbers show how small differences in fan support decide who stays and who goes, which is why social media campaigns and stan wars matter so much this season.

Quick Scoop: Who’s out so far?

Here’s a compact “who’s out” snapshot for Season 6 evictions up to early February 2026.

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Week Eviction date Evicted housemates Reason / notes
Week 2 25 Jan 2026 (Day 14) Lawredo, Ofentse Lowest public votes in a multi-housemate eviction lineup.
Week 3 1 Feb 2026 (Day 21) Dene Jones, Mashel Both received the least support; Mashel had just 3.49%, Dene Jones 1.68%.

How fans are reacting

Viewers are treating every eviction as a live drama episode, not just a results announcement.

  • Some fans say the “quiet” or “slow-burn” personalities are being cut too early because they don’t trend as much on social media.
  • Others argue the results reflect genuine support: if your faves aren’t mobilising votes, the game will be brutal.
  • Strategy talk is everywhere: people are tracking alliances, Head of House twists and nomination patterns to guess the next evictions.

You’ll also see forum and YouTube communities running informal polls to predict who’s next on the chopping block, though they always warn that these are not official numbers.

Twists, tension and “who’s next?”

Season 6 is leaning hard into twists to keep the eviction nights unpredictable.

  • A new Head of House Challenger twist lets certain housemates try to dethrone the Head of House, adding risk to the usual “safe” spots.
  • With big batches of nominees (sometimes 10+), fans feel that a single bad week of screen time can suddenly push a housemate into danger.
  • Eviction nights are edited to maximise tension: conflict, romance and alliances from the week all get replayed just before the cuts, which strongly shapes fan narratives about who “deserved” to leave.

A typical viewer storyline right now is: “Your fave needs a hero arc quickly, or they’ll vanish in a crowded eviction list.”

Bigger eviction context (recent seasons)

Even outside the current season, Big Brother Mzansi has a trend of dramatic, sometimes shocking exits that fans still refer back to when they compare “how messy” this year is.

  • Season 5 saw surprise double evictions like Bonni Bee and Savage , which dropped the house numbers fast and left the rest scrambling socially.
  • Sudden or twist-based evictions (including unexpected weekday evictions) have previously shaken fan expectations and created the sense that no one is truly safe.
  • Multi-housemate evictions (two or three housemates at once) are now almost part of the brand, turning each live show into a high-risk event.

These older moments are being used on social platforms as reference points: “Is Bazozwa as ruthless as last season?” is a common angle in forum debates.

Forum-style closing note

“At this point, a 2% swing in votes can end someone’s game. If you’re just watching and not voting, you’re basically letting other people decide the season for you.”

TL;DR:
Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 (Bazozwa) has already evicted Lawredo, Ofentse, Dene Jones and Mashel, with very tight vote margins and high-stakes Sunday shows driven by big nomination pools and new twists.

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