Natasha to take FattyNat show beyond BBA
The reality that the only remaining Malawian flag career in Big Brother Africa The Chase had been evicted finally sank when Natasha arrived in the country through Kamuzu International Airport (KIA) in Lilongwe on Thursday.
“It is good to be home, I am so humbled,” these were the first few words Natasha, who is popularly known as Mama Africa, said.
As she went around greeting and hugging well-wishers and even at the opening of her press conference Natasha kept saying “it is great to be back home.”
While in the house, Natasha was renowned for her FattyNat Show or Airtel Talk Show, a weekly show in which she would ask each of the nominated housemates on their stay in the house and their love life in and out of the house.
Natasha was presenting the show every Saturday afternoon.
She said she would try to talk to Airtel for possible sponsorship of the show which she intends to air on MBC TV and DStv channels.
However, Airtel’s Isabel Nsanja, who was also present at the press conference, could not immediately say what would be the future of the programme which Natasha personally initiated and instantly pushed her to be among the favorite housemates across Africa.
Natasha, donning her usual African traditional attire, was welcomed by her family, officials from Multchoice Malawi, Airtel and fans who kept cheering and showering praises on the confident housemate from the airport to Sunbird Capital where she hosted the media conference.
On her experiences in the house and how she feels to be out without bringing the money, Natasha could not hide it but said she was indeed in the BBA house purely for the $300 000 (K96 million).
She insisted that despite her early exit, she tried her best and there was nothing she could have done that she did not do.
“I went there for money not fame because I come from a very poor background and have a very extended family to take care of,” said Natasha.
Multichoice Malawi sales and marketing manager Chimwemwe Nyirenda thanked Malawians for being supportive and Natasha’s family for being cooperative throughout the time she was in the house.
