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Makosi Musambasi Quotes
«I was drunk, Anthony was drunk. No one will ever know what happened in that pool.»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«It's a big thing having sex on national TV - especially when I've got Granny Hutton watching,»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«I didn't lie about it. I was very drunk.»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«Makosi is an adult who, like any other, should be allowed to make her own decisions as she did when she entered the contest. All the things that she did in the show were part of the game and as a family we have nothing to do with that nor does anyone else.»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«Orlaith was the best kisser and she had a fantastic set of boobs on her as well. Even though I got a custard pie off her in the Romeo and Juliet task, I still got a snog off her. She was fit and had the best fake boobs I've ever seen.»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«We are looking into 450 complaints.»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«I am not going to lie about it because I have never lost in my life,»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«I am gutted that I did not take the ?50,000. I am gutted that I did not walk out the winner but at the end of the day there are so many ways to make ?50,000.»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«I'm really worried. There are people in my country who believe I humiliated Zimbabweans by showing my t*ts on telly,»
Author: Makosi Musambasi
«[This was the situation until Monday.] The officer didn't even ask me my name. He asked for my passport right away, ... Why else would they stop me, unless it was because we were two black girls in a car?»
Author: Makosi Musambasi