Seyi Awolowo, a former Big Brother All Stars contestant, has compared the reality show to a harsh kind of prison.

In an interview with media personality Toke Makinwa, Seyi made this statement.

Seyi’s most contentious moment in the house—during the interview, Toke Makinwa questioned him about it—was when he said he had formed a miscellaneous account for his kid so he could have sex with people’s daughters.

The reality star replied, “I was in a rant when I said that, I didn’t know.” Being in the Big Brother house is like being in a different kind of prison; you know, you tend to underestimate the term “extreme conditions,” and at that time, I guess I was at my breaking point.Former Big Brother All Stars contestant Seyi Awolowo has compared the harsh conditions of the reality program to a new form of prison.

Seyi said as much in an interview with popular media figure Toke Makinwa.

In the interview, Toke Makinwa delved into Seyi’s most contentious moment in the house, where he said he had opened his son a miscellaneous account so he could have sex with other people’s daughters.

“I didn’t know when I said it, I was in a rant,” the reality star retorted. Living in the Big Brother house is like being in a new type of prison; you tend to underestimate the word “extreme conditions” when you consent to them, and I believe that’s when I reached my breaking point.