Seyi Awolowo Big Brother Naija exit confirmed. The reality star says he regrets his past experience and would never return to the show, even if invited again.

Seyi Awolowo exit has been confirmed by the former housemate himself, who made it clear that he would never return to the reality show — not even if invited by the organisers.

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Speaking on the Old Secrets Podcast, Seyi expressed deep regret over his time in the Big Brother house, revealing that he felt bullied by individuals he described as “very low, insignificant, and uneducated.”

“I will never go back to the show; Multichoice can’t even call me,” the reality star stated firmly.

Seyi, who comes from the prestigious Awolowo family, also voiced his disappointment with certain members of Nigeria’s educated elite.

According to him, many of them chose to join the wave of criticism he received online, rather than stand up for the truth.

He reflected on how he was unfairly judged during his time on the show but maintained that he has since learned from the experience.

“I’ve already been chastised, and I’ve learnt from my mistakes,” he said. However, he also added that he wouldn’t change any of his actions in the house if given the chance to relive them.

The former Big Brother Naija star has stayed active in the media and entertainment space since leaving the show and has occasionally voiced strong opinions on both public and private platforms.

Seyi’s remarks come amid broader conversations around the psychological impact of reality TV, online bullying, and the lasting effects of public scrutiny. His decision to distance himself from the Big Brother franchise reflects a desire for growth — and perhaps, a shift in priorities.

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Online TV streaming services have continued to host reruns and clips from past seasons, keeping former housemates like Seyi in the spotlight — but clearly, he’s ready to move on.

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