Pere And Whitemoney had a major clash on Monday night .
Gatekeepers News reports that the House witnessed a clash between Pere and WhiteMoney who is considered to be his major competitor.
The fight broke out on Monday night after the housemates had their usual game night.
The game, a ‘question game’ where housemates are to ask each other secret questions turned out to be the cause of the fight.
Pere had approached WhiteMoney fiercely demanding to know the question he asked Angel.
Whitemoney, answered Pere by telling him he didn’t ask a question but answered a question asked by Maria.
“Maria asked me who do I think has had sex in this house and I came to meet Angel to ask the same question, I don’t even understand the game yet,” Whitemoney told Pere.
Other Housemates who were present at the scene however said it wasn’t necessary for Whitemoney to explain himself since it was a game but he insisted by saying “I have to explain because this is getting out of hands”.
Pere however left the scene saying he won’t let the issue slide.
Whitemoney, who was obviously angry, started shouting at the top of his voice saying he cannot be intimidated by Pere.
“I know why I came to this house and I cannot jeopardize it for anything. If Pere see me as a healthy competitor that’s ok”.
It took the intervention of the HoH, Deputy HoH and other housemates to calm the situation before it becomes physical.
Maria, the head of house, tried to settle the matter and called both housemates to the garden to address the issue.
However, Pere told Maria he would not apologize, insisting that Whitemoney has no idea where he’s been and is not close to what he’s achieved in life.
Pere said: “You’re not close to where I’ve been. This man you are seeing here you don’t know what I’ve been through.
“I wouldn’t apologize for anything, I did say I don’t care if I’m disqualified while talking to him,” Pere said.
Whitemoney, responding, told Pere not to apologize but stay away from him in the house throughout their stay on the reality show.
He warned Pere to never try to bully him or intimidate him but to keep his opinions about him to himself.
