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Meet BBTitans winner Khosi: Biography, Age, Husband, Country, and More

Khosi, on Sunday, April 4, 2023, was announced as the overall winner of $100,000, the grand prize for the first edition of the Big Brother Titans (BBTitans) reality show.

The show’s first season, tagged “Ziyakhala Wahala” edition, was aired for 78 days.

Who is Khosi? Biography, Wikipedia

Her real name is Makhosazane Twala. Khosi was born in Newcastle, Kwazulu-Natal, in South Afria but currently resides at Johannesburg.

Age

She was born on August 10, 1997. She is currently 25 years old but will be 26-year-old by August 10, 2023.

Religion

Khosi is a Christian.

Tribe

Makhosazane Khosi was born in KwaZulu-Natal, a province of South Africa that was created in 1994 when the Zulu bantustan of KwaZulu and Natal Province were merged.

Husband and children

Khosi is presently single.

Education

She attended Lincoln Heights Secondary School between 2011 and 2015.

Khosi tertiary education was at the University of the Free State in 2016. She later joined Oakfields College.

The reality TV star completed her postgraduate studies at the University of Johannesburg in 2021.

Career

Khosi is a journalist, Instagram model, and fitness guru. She has worked with brands like UnravelMe swim and other sportswear brands.

She is also a journalist.

Before participating in the BBTitans, she 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. 

In 2017, she won 2nd Princess in the Miss Free State pageant. 

How did Khosi become popular in BBTitans?

Khosi became a talking point during the BBTitans show after kissing Yemi Cregx, a housemate from Nigeria.

She also closely resembles Nigerian crossdresser, James Brown, which got netizens talking. 

Khosi moments during the BBTitans show

Khosi cried when Yemi denied sneaking into Blue Aiva’s bed

The show organiser, Ebuka Obi Uchendu, during a the eviction night on a Sunday called out Yemi for visiting fellow housemate Blue Aiva every midnight.

Ebuka questioned Yemi why he was always leaving Khosi’s bed for Blue Aiva’s almost every night around 2 am.

Blue Aiva

“Yemi leaves Khosi’s bed almost every night around 2 am to be with Blue Aiva,” he said.

A shocked Khosi couldn’t hold herself from crying as Yemi tried to explain things to her.

After the live show, a video sighted on social media showed Yemi consoling Khosi, who wept bitterly over what she had just discovered.

Khosi rejects Miracle

Miracle has been on Khosi’s case since he entered the house in the second week, being a part of Big Brother’s first twist to the show.

However, after approaching Khosi for a relationship on a Saturday night, he was turned down for the second time.

Khosi’s reason was that Miracle was always asking every girl out. “There is a difference between you and Yemi. Yemi might be a flirt, but he knows what he wants. Yemi had other female interests, but I’m his main priority. But you have been going round asking every girl out in this house,” she said.


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