He tells Isabella he likes Gigi, but Sultana fits his “spec.”
Key Points:
- Isabella asked if Victory told her he “loves” Gigi. He said, “Don’t use love,” and stood his ground.
- He said he likes Gigi and felt drawn at first. However, he now feels Sultana fits his “spec.”
- Isabella pressed him on the fast switch to Sultana. He replied, “I still want what I want.”
Victory faced a blunt on-air grill late last night. Isabella sat with him and went straight in. “You told me you love Gigi,” she said. Victory cut in fast, “Don’t use love, bro.”
He then gave more words on the gist. “I like Gigi, but I never said love,” he said. The House feels wild and full of stress, he added. “I liked her first while I found my feet.”
Isabella grills Victory on his quick switch
Isabella did not let the pace drop. “You spoke on Gigi a lot,” she said. “How did you switch to Sultana so quick?” A housemate joked, “You no see Sultana’s back?”
Isabella kept the heat on the facts. “By sleeping on her bed?” she fired back. The room gasped as she held his gaze. Housemates leaned in for the next line.
Victory clarifies the Gigi talk
Victory took a breath and broke it down. “A man can have a ‘spec’ and a ‘real,’” he said. “I feel real for Gigi, at each point in time.” “But I still want what I want,” he added.
Isabella paused, then asked one more clear line. “So Sultana is your spec?” she said. Victory gave a small nod and a half smile. The chat ended there with soft laughs round them.
What the ‘spec’ line really means
Fans read that as a clear ship sign. He rates Gigi’s vibe but seeks Sultana’s style. The love word, he says, does not apply here. For now, he sits on like, not love.
Meanwhile, this triangle keeps the feed quite hot. We also saw Sultana in bold lip news. Earlier this week, she locked lips with Jason Jae, then Koyin. That tale trended hard on ValidUpdates (read our kiss report).
Eyes now turn to Gigi’s next move. Will she lean in, or move on fast? And will Sultana hold this “spec” tag strong? The House will serve more tea this week.
