Beauty, one of the housemates in the ongoing Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) reality show, has been disqualified from the house.

The 23-year-old lawyer from Taraba state was sent packing from the house on Sunday evening.

Her disqualification came after she was issued a double strike — a few minutes before the live eviction show.

Beauty was punished for an altercation she had with Groovy during Saturday night’s party.

She had registered her annoyance at Groovy, her love interest, for dancing with Chomzy, the housemate whom she doesn’t consider her friend.

“I told you to dance with every other girl except that girl, but even when I dragged her away from you, you gave her a high-five and she started laughing at me,” she had said.

In a Twitter post, the organisers said she was disqualified for throwing her wig and glasses at Groovy.

“Beauty gets disqualified after throwing her wig and glasses at Groovy after the Saturday Night Party. She gets a double strike from Biggie for her actions,” it read.

Beauty was issued her first strike last Sunday after she pulled the hair of Ilebaye, her fellow housemate.

Pere, the ex-BBNaija housemate, had earlier weighed into the drama between Groovy and Beauty.

“Groovy needs to say f**k it and just do him from now on. Beauty needs to actually chill,” he had written.

“The man should be able to dance with whoever, whenever and wherever. Same as you. What’s the territoriality for? Two of them need a break. One week of not speaking and talking to others.”

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