Evicted "Big brother" contestants surprised at being voted out-Thenewage

The first two people to be voted off the eighth season of the Big

 Brother Africa house said they are not bitter but surprised that 

their fellow housemates voted them out of the competition.

After being on the show for a week, Uganda's Denzel Mwiyeretsi

 and Kenyan model, Huddah Monroe said they still can't believe 

they were evicted.

Mwiyeretsi was reprimanded a number of times for walking

 around the house in his underwear to a point where Big Brother

 ordered him to put clothes on.

He said: "I am not sad but I am rather disappointed at the number

 of people back home who were rooting for me to go all the way

 in the competition.

"I think a lot of people were intimidated by my personality because

 while many hid their true selves, I showed the world what I was all about.

"When I was approached by Endemol (the show's producers) to

 be part of the show, I saw that as an affirmation that I am going

 to go far with my entertainment career not only in Uganda but in Africa."

The 21 year-old Monroe said her biggest challenge was that on

the first day, she had to nominate someone for possible eviction.

"I was emotional when I was evicted because I didn't get the 

chance to rectify things with some people."

She said: "The Big Brother experience was an amazing one 

I would really not change any of the events and how they played out.

"I am going back home now to work on my new lingerie line 

but I will design it and include other African cultures, something

I learnt from Big Brother."

Mwiyeretsi added: "Everything I knew about the competition

 went away because that place overwhelms you; not only is your

 life documented for all to see but you also have to employ survival tactics."

Monroe added: "Being part of Big Brother isn't an easy thing 

but people should always remember to be themselves and go

 in there with a clear mind."