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Neliswa Disqualified from Big Brother Mzansi for Physical Attack on Que

Posted on February 15, 2026
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Housemate Neliswa has been removed from the Big Brother Mzansi house after physically attacking fellow contestant Qué.

The incident occurred following a party in the Bazozwa house that quickly turned dramatic . What started as a fun night out ended with Neliswa in tears and tensions boiling over .

The altercation appears to be the culmination of building tensions involving QuĂ©. In recent days, QuĂ© had been at the center of relationship drama between couples Trixie and Bravo B, with Bravo B expressing fears that Trixie cared more about QuĂ© than about their relationship . Trixie had also openly told QuĂ© she felt drawn to him because he gives her emotional attention she doesn’t receive from Bravo B .

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Following the confrontation, Big Brother made the decision to disqualify Neliswa from the competition for physical aggression.

This is not the first disciplinary action taken this season. Earlier this month, multiple housemates received strikes for various violations, including Thandeka and Ramona receiving strikes for derogatory comments about another housemate’s identity . Trixie received a double strike for inciting violence and provocation, placing her at risk of automatic disqualification .

Neliswa had been a strong competitor in the house, recently winning R10,000 in the Arena Games challenge . Her disqualification marks one of the most significant disciplinary actions of the season.

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