Ex-BBN Housemate, TTT Lands In Lagos; Wife Welcomes Him In An Amazing Way


ThinTallTony whose real names are Offiong Anthony is back in the country from South Africa where the TV reality game show remaining contestants are currently camping. TTT returned to Lagos few hours ago following his eviction last Sunday 19th March during the live eviction show.

The ex-Big Brother Naija housemate, Versatile actor and choreographer on arrival was spotted with BBN live eviction show host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and DJ controller at the airport as they all arrived together.

In an amazing twist, TTT's wife, Laraba hurriedly took to Instagram to welcome her man back home and also siezed the platform to appreciate those who voted for him while he was still in the Big Brother Naija House in SA.

TTT's stay in BBN house was fun-filled, no doubt he wowed his numerous fans while he played several roles in the house. Albeit, his sexcapades and denial of his family while in the game was huge. It really got the social media agog and buzzing as it mopped up several acclaims and vituperation.

Be that as it may, Laraba who is seemingly excited for having her man back home expressing her gratitude to fans who voted for TTT, said:

 "Thanks to everyone who voted and supported Thin Tall Tony. May God bless you abundantly. Despite all that might have happened, Anthony is an amazing Husband and father. Oya Thin Tall Tony come and babysit. I have tried".

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