Controversial housemate Justin Dizon evicted from ‘Bahay Ni Kuya’ – Manila Bulletin

Housemate Justin Dizon said goodbye to his housemates after being evicted in the current season of Pinoy Big Brother.

Justin is the first to be evicted on PBB Connect Edition after getting more votes to evict than votes to save among other nominees Mika Pajares and Aizyl Tandugon.

So far Justin is the most controversial of this lot after he joked about his roommate not taking a shower every day. She apologized to her roommate Jie-Ann Armero when she realized her mistake.

“I really didn’t understand that we don’t live in the same house. If you were ever offended by those jokes, I want to apologize. I forgot to notice a different environment. I want to apologize because they were insensitive. I will do my best to be more sensitive to how you feel, ”Justin told Jie-Ann.

Justin also shared with Big Brother that he had a quick introspection. He said: “It is still a responsibility to accept your mistake and learn something about it. Apologize and improve character development, ”he explained.

On the December 18 episode, Justin reached out to Jie-Ann, who was being comforted by other housemates after they saw her depressed. The “Kwelang Fangirl ng Sarangani” then explained why she is not used to bathing every day as her family needs to save water at home.

Jie-Ann has already shared with Kuya that they have to buy drinking water in her Sarangani province. Justin and the other housemates apologized to Jie-Ann because they hadn’t thought about her situation before.

Justin and Jie-Ann became a hot topic recently after a clip on a “PBB Connect” livestream went viral where netizens saw Justin make hurtful comments to Jie-Ann in relation to her bathroom habits. .

After Big Brother spoke with the housemates, he also emphasized the importance of respect and understanding. He said that rather than waiting for the housemates to develop a closer bond, he hopes they learn to respect and understand each other because they grew up with different backgrounds and struggles.

“I gather them here in my house with different origins, cultures, living traditions, origins and daily routines. In this event, I want them not only to get to know each other better, but also to respect the differences of others and learn to respect and understand why they are going on different paths. This way, your organization will be stronger. “