“We won BBNaija season nine with God’s divine help” – Kellyrae reveals

• Kellyrae expressed gratitude for God’s divine intervention during a church Thanksgiving service, enabling them to win a competition without compromising their values.

Reality television personalities and couple Kellyrae and Kassia, who emerged victorious in the ninth season of Big Brother Naija, have recounted their experiences on the program.

At a church Thanksgiving service, Kellyrae conveyed her appreciation for God’s guidance, which allowed them to secure their victory while upholding their principles.

She remarked that numerous individuals held the misconception that success in the competition necessitated adopting toxic behavior or lacking faith.

“We went for a show where people believe you have to be toxic or an unbeliever before you can win. But God granted us divine help,” he stated.

In other news, Temi Otedola, a 28-year-old model and actress, took to social media to celebrate a decade in her career.

In an emotional post, she talked about her journey, starting with her fashion blog, jtofashion.com, which she began in 2014, and her growth into a multi-talented creative.

Temi recognized the difficulties she encountered, such as times of uncertainty, unsuccessful projects, and being turned down.

Still, she felt proud of her strong will and persistence, which helped her remain focused and reach her objectives.

She wrote:

“I never post things like this but December 19th marked the 10 year anniversary since the start of my career. When baby 17 year old Temi started building jtofashion.com running between university classes and photoshoots she didn’t really have a clue where this was all heading but she was determined. I wish I could hug that girl and tell her all the hard work would pay off!!.

“What started as fashion blogging turned into writing, presenting, event hosting, modelling, creative direction, stage acting, film acting, singing, podcasting – I took every opportunity I could!! There was also so much trial and error in my journey: Failed projects. imposter syndrome, NO’s and many bad outfits.

“I never usually give myself the credit but this first week of 2025 I’ve been a bit nostalgic and have looked back over the countless photoshoots, rehearsals, emails, meetings, pitches, auditions, 5am call times and missed opportunities, I’m proud of myself for never giving up on my dreams and staying consistent throughout my 20s.”