Big Brother Mzansi 2026 Season 6 Voting Poll and Result
As of Monday, January 26, 2026, Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 (Bazozwa) voting has already delivered the first official eviction results, with Lawredo and Ofentse leaving the house after the second live show.
The two were among the early talking points of the season, so their exit this early has surprised many viewers who expected “louder” or more controversial housemates to go first.
Their eviction came at the end of a tense Week 2 voting cycle where fan bases tried to rally support on social platforms right up until the voting window closed on DStv and Mzansi Magic’s official systems.
The Week 2 nominations list included Tumi the Barber, Neliswa, Que, The Don, Lawredo, and Ofentse, which meant a mix of strong personalities and relatively quieter housemates all sharing the same danger zone.
By the time the live show aired, viewer sentiment had clearly shifted against Lawredo and Ofentse, even though outside chatter still painted them as “interesting if they stayed a bit longer” contestants.
The moment they were announced as evicted, the atmosphere in the studio and online felt like a reminder that Big Brother voting does not always reward potential; it rewards the housemates whose supporters actually show up and vote in time.
Today’s Status: Who is Safe and Who is in Danger
Today, January 26, 2026, the house is adjusting to life without Lawredo and Ofentse, while attention has already shifted to the next round of nominations and voting.
Tumi the Barber stepped into a key strategic position as Head of House in the latest cycle, winning a tightly contested HoH challenge that gave both Tumi and guest Buhle B immunity for the week.
In addition, Bravo B and Kokii also remain safe after being protected by a previous HoH twist, leaving other housemates to carry the pressure of possible eviction.
The current nominated group (Week 3) is heavy: Dene Jones, Didi, Ilano, King Wanda, Liema, Mashel, Mmeli, Que, Thandeka, and Ramona are all up for possible eviction after a long round of diary-room nominations.
Tumi then used the HoH veto power to add Ramona to the list, turning what was already an anxious week into a proper stress test for fan loyalty.
For viewers trying to track who is most at risk, early nomination tallies show Mashel, Que, and Thandeka attracting the highest number of nomination votes from fellow housemates, which usually signals a tough fight in the public vote.
Unofficial Online Voting Polls and Trends
Unofficial Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 online polls for the early weeks are already showing strong patterns, even though they do not decide the actual eviction results.
In a recent fan poll snapshot for the season, King Wanda and Mmeli attracted the majority of votes, with King Wanda sitting near half of the total poll share and Mmeli close behind, while several other housemates – Liema, Thandeka, Tumi the Barber, Kokii, Ramona, Ashay, Bravo B, The Don, Didi, Que, Cia, and Buhle B – each collected only small single‑digit percentages.
This kind of spread suggests a familiar Big Brother pattern: a couple of early favourites build strong, organised support bases, while many others hover in a “could go either way” middle.
Fan videos and live discussions break down these unofficial trends almost like sports analysis, picking apart alliances, arguments, and challenge performances to explain why certain housemates are gaining or losing momentum.
Some viewers use these informal polls as a “mood check” before deciding where to send their official votes on the DStv and Mzansi Magic platforms, especially in the last hours before Sunday’s live eviction show at 18:00.
While the numbers on fan sites and social pages can look convincing, it is important to remember that only the votes cast through the official web, mobile, and MyDStv app channels actually decide who stays and who goes.
How Official Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 Voting Works
Official Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 voting continues to run through DStv and Mzansi Magic’s verified platforms, giving viewers multiple safe ways to support their favourite housemates.
Voting typically opens after nomination shows and closes shortly before the Sunday live eviction broadcast, which airs on Mzansi Magic and related channels in the evening.
Viewers can usually vote via the main website and mobile site, with additional vote allocations unlocked through the MyDStv app for active DStv subscribers, depending on their subscription tier.
In practice, this structure means that fan communities who plan their voting drives – reminding people of deadlines, sharing quick “how to vote” screenshots, and coordinating pushes during the final hours – can significantly influence the weekly outcome.
The show’s format still rests on a simple idea: nominations decide who is in danger, but viewers decide who gets another chance through their votes.
Disclaimer: This is for general information and entertainment about Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 voting polls and results; it does not represent official show communication. Viewers should always confirm final outcomes and vote details through DStv, Mzansi Magic, and other official Big Brother Mzansi platforms only.
