Housemate Melai is nominated for the first time
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Melisa 'Melai' Cantiveros of GenSan will face a possible eviction on Saturday for the first time since she entered the PBB House last October.
During the 12th nomination held today, Melai got the highest points of 6 (2 points from Tibo Jumalon, 2 from Mariel Sorino and 2 from Cathy Remperas).
Incidentally, those three who nominated Melai also turned out to be nominees for evictions. Mariel and Cathy both got 4 points while Tibo had 5 (automatic 3pts from Jason Francisco and 2pts from Melai).
Hermes Bautista rounds up the 5 nominees for eviction, also with 5 points.
It's the second time for Tibo, Cathy and Hermes to get nominated while a third for Mariel.
It was absolutely a suprise that not a single housemate nominated Jason, who already survived 5 possible evictions.
The Char-Char Change thingy was also revealed tonight and as what the name suggest, it's "charing lang" or untrue. The housemates will be led to believe that they will be the one to decide who should be evicted among the 5 nominees, when in fact, it is still the public who will decide just like the usual (vote to save and vote to evict).
During the 12th nomination held today, Melai got the highest points of 6 (2 points from Tibo Jumalon, 2 from Mariel Sorino and 2 from Cathy Remperas).
Incidentally, those three who nominated Melai also turned out to be nominees for evictions. Mariel and Cathy both got 4 points while Tibo had 5 (automatic 3pts from Jason Francisco and 2pts from Melai).
Hermes Bautista rounds up the 5 nominees for eviction, also with 5 points.
It's the second time for Tibo, Cathy and Hermes to get nominated while a third for Mariel.
It was absolutely a suprise that not a single housemate nominated Jason, who already survived 5 possible evictions.
The Char-Char Change thingy was also revealed tonight and as what the name suggest, it's "charing lang" or untrue. The housemates will be led to believe that they will be the one to decide who should be evicted among the 5 nominees, when in fact, it is still the public who will decide just like the usual (vote to save and vote to evict).
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