After the end of Friday's "prime" spectacle on the Big Brother VIP Kosova television format, former resident Alba Pollozhani reacted harshly on social media, making strong accusations against the production.
Her reaction came immediately after singer Labinot Rexha, with whom she had had constant clashes and arguments during her stay at home, was eliminated from the competition.
In a series of posts on InstaStory, Alba raised allegations of injustice and influence of opinion makers in the public vote. "CORRUPTION! As far as I know, opinion makers should not call on the public whether a player should come out... The public sees and judges for themselves," she wrote, adding that the comments of opinion makers Leonora Jakupi and Olta Gixhari left "much to be desired", as according to her they violated professional ethics.
Photo: Alba Pollozhani/InstaStory
Pollozhani went even further by casting doubt on the way the residents' television moments were handled, claiming that some contestants were favored in the selection of entertainment materials broadcast during the show.
Photo: Alba Pollozhani/InstaStory
She emphasized that when she was part of the house herself, her most humorous moments were not shown, while for the other residents they were often broadcast.
Photo: Alba Pollozhani/InstaStory
In another reaction, Alba accused the production of double standards in dealing with conflicts, raising the issue of what she called discrimination. According to her, the insults and bullying against her were not taken seriously when they occurred, unlike recent cases involving other residents. "Insults, bullying, banalities do not take shape from the person who suffers them, but from the person who does them, regardless of who they do them to," she said.
Photo: Alba Pollozhani/InstaStory
The former resident's strong statements have sparked discussions on social media, where followers are divided between those who support her and others who consider her reactions excessive, once again drawing attention to the tense dynamics that have characterized this season of the show. /Telegraph/
