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Sunday, 17 May 2026

Biography of Makhosazane Khosi Twala (BbTitans Winner 2023)

BBTitans Khosi's. Khosi was born on August 10, 1997 in Newcastle, Kwazulu-Natal, but currently resides at Johannesburg, South Africa. She is a South African journalist, model and fitness expert, who has won the first-ever Big Brother Titans season one [formerly Big Brother Naija season "8"]
 
Khosi, with the full name Makhosazane Twala is a South African lady who participated as an housemate in the BBTitans first edition. 

Biography of Makhosazane Twala [BbTitans Khosi], earlylife, net worth, age, career, education and parents | BbTitans Winner 2023
Photo: BbTitans Winner 2023, Khosi

Profile of BbTitans Khosi
  • Full name: Makhosazane Twala 
  • Nickname: Khosi
  • Date of Birth: August 10, 1997
  • Age: 25 years [as at 2022]
  • Place of Birth: Kwazulu-Natal
  • Parents: Mr.and Mrs. Makhosazane
  • Nationality: South African
  • Education: University of Johannesburg, South African
  • Career: Model, Brand Ambassador, Influencer, Journalist, Fitness guru
  • Net worth: US$100,000 plus

Educational background of Makhosazane Twala Khosi | BbTitans winner 2023:
Khosi attended Lincoln Heights Secondary School between 2011 and 2015. She then began her tertiary education at the University of the Free State in 2016 where she obtained her BSC in Journalism and later joined Oakfields College.

The BbTitans 2023 Winner completed her postgraduate studies at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa in 2021.

Careers of Makhosazane Twala Khosi | BbTitans Winner season 1:

She is a South African journalist, something she claimed to had developed an interest for at eight years old. She is also an Instagram model and fitness guru. 

She was introduced as BbTitans Housemate on January 15, 2023. Aside being a Big Brother Titans reality TV show winner for 2023, Khosi also does an online content by sharing pictures and videos about modelling and fitness with her audience while endorsing brands such as UnravelMe swim and sportswear.

Also, Khosi is passionate about fashion and shares her pictures wearing trendy outfits on her Instagram page. 

She has participated in beauty and fitness contests. She competed in Miss Free State South Africa 2017, Biogen Face of Fitness 2020 and Miss Regal International South Africa 2021. 
 
Khosi is the founder of the Good Deeds NGO, a non profit organisation (NPO) with an aim to reduce poverty and increase opportunities for growth. Bloemfontein | Newcastle | Johannesburg | Durban Since 2017 www.gooddeeds46664.com     focuses on eliminating poverty through skill development to create thriving communities based on three fundamental pillars: social, economic and environmental.Our aim is to balance economic, environmental and social needs, allowing prosperity for now and future generations.The organisation started operating in Bloemfontein, Free State back in 2017. In 2023 Good Deeds rebranded from only providing food security for homeless people to initiating sustainable skill development in communities by teaching skills that lead to financial freedom.The rebranding was inspired by the rising number of unemployment in South Africa which gradually led to high crime rates, poverty and slow economic growth.

Awards and fame of Makhosazane Twala, BbTitans Khosi:

In 2017, she won 2nd Princess in the Miss Free State pageant and in 2023, she won the first-ever Big Brother Titans reality show.

Khosi has become a talking point in BBTitans after kissing Yemi Cregx, an housemate from Nigeria.

She also shares some striking resemblance with popular Nigerian crossdresser, James Brown, which has gotten netizens talking.

Social Media of Makhosazane Twala Khosi | BbTitans Winner:

The BbTitans winner, Khosi Twala is active on social media. You can connect with her via her official handles on Facebook, Instagram, TIkTok and X @khosi_twala.





This article is the complete biography of  Khosi Twala, [BbTitans winner], it also includes her early life, age, real name, nationality, education, parents, lifestyles, social media and net worth. 

Khosi is a 25-year-old South African journalist, model and fitness expert, who has won the first-ever Big Brother Titans season one [formerly Big Brother Naija season "8"]
 
Khosi's full name is Makhosazane Twala, She is a South African lady who participated as an housemate in the BBTitans first edition. 

Biography of Makhosazane Twala [BbTitans Khosi], earlylife, net worth, age, career, education and parents | BbTitans Winner 2023
Photo: BbTitans Winner 2023, Khosi | Image credit: Facebook @Big Brother Africa

Full Profile of BbTitans Khosi
  • Full name: Makhosazane Twala 
  • Nickname: Khosi
  • Date of Birth: August 10, 1997
  • Age: 25 years [as at 2022]
  • Place of Birth: Kwazulu-Natal
  • Parents: Mr.and Mrs. Makhosazane
  • Nationality: South African
  • Education: University of Johannesburg, South African
  • Career: Model, Brand Ambassador, Influencer, Journalist, Fitness guru
  • Net worth: US$100,000 plus
  • Social Media: Instagram @khosi_twala
• Early Life of Makhosazane Twala Khosi: Khosi was born on August 10, 1997 in Newcastle, Kwazulu-Natal, but currently resides at Johannesburg, South Africa. Khosi is a Christian and single; though it is believed she will get married soon. 

• Educational background of Makhosazane Twala Khosi - BbTitans winner 2023: Khosi attended Lincoln Heights Secondary School between 2011 and 2015. She then began her tertiary education at the University of the Free State in 2016 where she obtained her BSC in Journalism and later joined Oakfields College.

The BbTitans 2023 Winner completed her postgraduate studies at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa in 2021.

Biography of Makhosazane Twala [BbTitans Khosi], earlylife, net worth, age, career, education and parents | BbTitans Winner 2023
Photo: BbTitans Khosi during her graduation ceremony at Johannesburg, South Africa | Image credit: Instagram @kosi_twala

• Careers of Makhosazane Twala Khosi: She is a South African journalist, something she claimed to had developed an interest for at eight years old. She is also an Instagram model and fitness guru. 

She was introduced as BbTitans Housemate on January 15, 2023. Aside being a Big Brother Titans reality TV show winner for 2023, Khosi also does an online content by sharing pictures and videos about modelling and fitness with her audience while endorsing brands such as UnravelMe swim and sportswear.

Also, Khosi is passionate about fashion and shares her pictures wearing trendy outfits on her Instagram page. 

She has participated in beauty and fitness contests. She competed in Miss Free State South Africa 2017, Biogen Face of Fitness 2020 and Miss Regal International South Africa 2021. 

Awards and fame of Makhosazane Twala, BbTitans Khosi: In 2017, she won 2nd Princess in the Miss Free State pageant and in 2023, she won the first-ever Big Brother Titans reality show.

Khosi has become a talking point in BBTitans after kissing Yemi Cregx, an housemate from Nigeria.

She also shares some striking resemblance with popular Nigerian crossdresser, James Brown, which has gotten netizens talking.


Tuesday, 24 February 2026

Exclusive: Meet all Past Winners of BBNaija

This article contains full list of all the seven past winners of Big Brother Titans reality TV show; it also has names, photos, videos and biography of past winners of BbNaija/BbTitans winners. 

You might ask the meaning of Big Brother, Big Brother Naija/Titans is a reality Television Show In Africa, Hosted By Africa Magic. The Live show is done yearly and each lasts for Three Month duration.

Meet the Seven Past Winners of BbNaija [BbTitans] Show
Photo: Big Brother Naija Logo | Image credit: BbNaija

We shall take you through all the past Winners of #BBNAIJA and what they do for a living. Also, to update you on tactics used by some of the Housemates. 

As we all know that the BBNAIJA comes with hot Seasons and theme. Let us take you through all the past winners of the Big Brother Naija Reality TV Show and what they now do for a living.

The popular reality TV show, Big Brother returns with season 8 and its organisers have announced a grand prize of $100,000 for the 2023 edition which has housemates from Nigeria and South Africa.

The first season of the Big Brother Naija reality TV show was aired from March 5 to June 4, 2006. It then went off-air for 11 years until it made a comeback in 2017. Since it first aired as ‘Big Brother Nigeria’ in 2006, there have been six successful seasons of the show.

The show comes with lots of benefits and prizes for both winner and Housemates who win any of the games during their stay in the Big Brother  Naija House.

Video: Meet all the 7 past winners of BbNaija [BbTitans] Housemates:


Here are the winners of the last BbNaija seasons and what they have been up with their stardom and fame.

Who won the BBNAIJA Season One?

Big Brother Naija, Season 1 (2006), was won by Katung Aduwak

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Photo: Katung Aduwak, First BBNAIJA Winner | Image credit: Big Brother Naija

The first-ever season of Big Brother Naija was held from 5 March to 4 June 2006 and at that time was called Big Brother Nigeria. The show was hosted by Michelle Dede and Olisa Adibua and saw a then 26-year-old Katung Aduwak emerge the winner.

Currently, he’s doing well for himself, over the years he got his directorial degree from the Digital Film Academy in New York. He is now a filmmaker, he produced and directed the movies “Unwanted Guest” and “Heaven’s Hell.” He also directed a number of music videos for Chocolate City, Styl Plus, Gabriel Afolayan and starred in EbonyLife TV’s “Desperate Housewives.” he is indeed making fortunate.

Do make sure you keep reading as we shall unveil how you can prepare for the next Big Brother Naija Audition and how to win. Let's go to the next edition which was aired eleven Years after the first edition.

Who won the BBNAIJA Season Two?

Big Brother Naija, Season 2 (2017), was won by Michael Efe Ejeba.

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Photo: Michael Efe Ijeba, BBNAIJA Season 2 Winner | Image credit: Big Brother Naija

Over a decade after the first season of realty TV show, it returned again and entitled Big Brother Naija. It was themed “See Gobe” and premiered in January 2017 and saw 22 contestants vying for the N25 million grand prize.

The show started gaing ground by then, as the Ex-housemate, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu from season one hosted the show that saw Efe Ejeba emerge the winner.

Following his emergence as winner of the show, he moved from Jos to Lagos in order to kick-start his music career, The rapper released an EP called “Lagos EP.” He also collaborated with superstar Afrobeat rapper, Olamide on the song “Warri.”

Who won the BBNAIJA Season Three?

Big Brother Naija Season 3, 2018, was won by Miracle Igbokwe.

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Photo: Miracle Igbokwe, Winner of the BBNAIJA, Season 3 | Image credit: Big Brother Naija

The show returned for its third edition on 28 January 2018 and was themed “Double Wahala”.

Again, Ebuka returned as Host for the 12 weeks that the show aired. 20 housemates competed for N25 million cash prize. 

At the end of the season, Miracle Igbokwe from Imo state won the grand prize. He was presented with a brand new Hyundai Tucson SUV, a N25 million cheque, home appliances worth N3 millon and a trip to an exotic location for two to total N45 million worth of prizes.

He became the Imo state education ambassador and he acquired his Private Pilot Licence.

Who won the BBNAIJA Season Four?

Big Brother Naija Season 4 (2019), was won by Mercy Eke, she is the first Female to emerge as BBNAIJA winner.

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Photo: Mercy Eke, Winner of BBNAIJA Season 4 | Image credit: Big Brother Naija

The fourth season of reality TV show, Big Brother Naija launched on 30 June 2019 and was tagged “Pepper Dem.” Unlike previous seasons, the show held in Nigeria and aired for 99 day, with 26 contestants vying for the N60 million worth prizes. For this season, Bet9ja Coins were introduced as a new house currency.

Mercy Eke emerged the winner of the show and became the first female to win the reality TV show. She carted home a whopping of N60 million, including N30 million cash, N25 million worth of Innoson Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV), a trip to Dubai and other amazing prizes.

Who won the BBNAIJA Season Five?

Big Brother Naija Season 5 (2020) was won by Olamilekan “Laycon” Agbeleshe.

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Photo: Olamilekan Agbeleshe Laycon, BBNAIJA, Season Five Winner | Image credit: Big Brother Naija

The Season five edition of the Big Brother Naija came during the pandemic. Many had thought the show will not be aired due to the lockdown and covid-19 social distancing; but the Organizers came up with a fastatsic show with perfect settings to match the pandemic season.

New innovations were brought to the house, to give the Housemates and viewers the best of the show. Been the lockdown edition, many homes watched the show and the show gained more boost than ever before.

Fondly called by his stage name- Laycon, the president of the Icons ― as his die-hard fans are called, he is the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 5, also known as Big Brother Naija: Lockdown.

As a son of Ogun State in the South-Western part of Nigeria, Laycon was honoured by his state Governor, Dapo Abiodun, as a Youth Ambassador.

He was not just honoured with the appointment, he was also given a sum of N5m and a house. It should be noted that Laycon was the first BBNaija lockdown housemate to be verified on Twitter.

Many would say that Laycon got his game perfectly well in the House, as he never takes stand in any argument to warrant the other housemates having eyes on him. Erica was one of his rivals in the house, before she got disqualified on the show after she "body-shamed" Laycon on the live show.

Currently, Laycon is into Music and he is doing well in his career, coupled with lots of endorsement deals.

Who won the BBNAIJA Season Six?

Big Brother Naija Season 6 (2021) was won by White Money.

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Photo: Hazel Oyeye Onou, WhiteMoney, BbNaija Season Six Winner | Image credit: Big Brother Naija

Hazel Oyeye Onou popularly known as Whitemoney, a 29-year-old entrepreneur emerged winner of the reality show, ‘Shine Ya Eye’ edition with a whopping of N90m grand prizes.

Whitemoney is one of the most noticed housemates in the house, with his special cooking skills, he got loved by other Housemates and Fan. 

Whitemoney who is currently basking in the euphoria of the moment has built a name for himself in the field of entrepreneurship. Aside his developing music career, he has badged lots of endorsement.

Who won the BBNAIJA Season Seven?

Meet the Seven Past Winners of BbNaija [BbTitans] Show
Photo: Ijeoma Josephina Otabor, Phyna is the winner of BBNAIJA, season 7 | Image credit: Big Brother Naija

Phyna wins the BBNAIJA Season Seven, level up edition. With the full name- Ijeoma Josephina Otabor, a 25-year-old content creator, hype girl, who also does a standup comedy considers herself jovial and maintains she is allergic to gossip. 

Phyna is the second female to emerge as BBNAIJA winner. Phyna BBNaija was declared the winner of the Season 7 of the Big Brother Naija show with the theme, ‘Level Up,’ leaving Bryan as the first runner up.


A new twist has come on big brother Naija, as the season eight is tagged Big Brother Titans.

Who is the winner of Big Brother Naija [Titans] season 1?

The South African Housemates, Khosi has emerged Ultimate winner of Big Brother Titans reality TV show.

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Photo: Makhosazane Twala, Khosi is the winner of BBNAIJA, season 8 [BbTitans 2033] | Image credit: Facebook @Big Brother Africa

She came first to defeat her Nigerian close rival - Kanaga Jnr, who came first runner-up.

Makhosazane Twala is a 25-year-old South African lady who participated as an housemate in the just concluded BBTitans.