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Social media on fire after Tacha got disqualified

By Jennifer Y Omiloli

Social media is on fire after Mercy got strikes and Tacha got disqualified

Barely two weeks since Big Brother magnanimously forgave house infringements and lifted the strikes, Tacha has gotten herself disqualified while Mercy has gotten two Strikes as a result of the fight they both had earlier today.

Recall that they engage in a fight and Tacha got disqualified.

See the street of twitter roaming in fire below:

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