Today, in the show "In our house", on Top Channel, it was also discussed about the situations and debates caused in the last days in the house of "Big Brother VIP 3".
One of the guests was the former resident of "Big Brother", Arbër Çepani, who commented on the debate between Roza and Ledjona, which he described as an ugly situation. He added that despite the fact that Roza has been his friend for a lifetime, he considers her behavior towards Ledjona to be inappropriate.
"Now what's going on in there is no big surprise to people who are in the VIP world. People who have this type of stature have more complexes than other people because they show a different life on "Instagram", social networks, interviews, while in reality they have all that life with problems that all of us have. So we wonder why all this fuss in there. It seems like we've all slipped as a collective. We fight over a word of mouth. The girls' fights yesterday were pretty ugly in the way they got on each other. In the case of Roza, I am very fond of her, I have been a friend for a lifetime, what she said to Ledjona was very inappropriate. But I still have the impression that they are under increased pressure inside, I don't know what to say", said Arbër Çepani.
He says that apart from Roza, he has many friends and Ilnisa, where they were classmates in elementary school. Çepani says that her behavior towards Rika is inappropriate, while regarding Meriton's behavior, he says that in the debate with Juli he spoke a lot, more than he should have, while in the girls' debate, he didn't speak at all. This tactic of Meriton seems interesting to Abër.
"The words that Ilnisa, who I also have a lot of friends with, I had in the first two primary classes that I did in Albania, in the entire education system in Albania I had Ilnisa in class, of course what she said against Rike. When the "Third World War" happened among the girls, Meriton didn't express himself at all, didn't say any kind of word at all. That boy looks interesting at this point, in the way he is playing the game", said Arbër Çepani.