Former Big Brother Naija housemate Bamike Olawumi, also known as Bam Bam has said she would give her left kidney or any of her double organs to her BBNaija boyfriend Teddy A to show how much she trusts and loves him.

Bam Bam met Teddy A  at the contest last year and a lot of speculations trailed the future of their relationship when they left BBNaija house last year, with many casting doubts on the sustainability of the love affair.

In an interview with The Punch, Bam Bam noted that she already had peace about her relationship with Teddy A before the reunion show which was organised for the former housemates recently.

She, however, said the lie detector test which was part of the reunion show further influenced the level of peace she had about their love affair.

Bam Bam said,

“Honestly, there is no relationship without its ups and downs or doubts; but that was a lie detector test; you can never know what is in the heart of anybody.

“I trust him with my life; I would give my left kidney or any other double organ I have to him. But you still have your shaky phase whether you like it or not.

“I wasn’t sure of what the lie detector test was going to say irrespective of how our relationship has been. When the answer came as positive, it influenced the peace I already have; it gave me more peace.

“I enjoyed myself in the house until people started stressing me about being fake. Even though I never knew where my relationship with Teddy A was going; I knew that I liked him and being with him gave me peace.”

She also advised the new big brother housemates not to try to imitate any of the old housemates, saying they should be themselves.

During the week Olawunmi was gifted with a car by her fans to celebrate her 30th birthday. The news about the car gift went viral and she received a backlash from some celebrities speculating that the presentation of the birthday gift was staged.

“I was blown away when my fans presented a car to me on my birthday. I have always loved that brand of car because it is easy to maintain.

“People will always talk; they are entitled to their opinions. I don’t get offended by opinions and speculations because they don’t know me personally.

“Propaganda sells, so when it sounds like a lie and exaggerated, they tend to believe it as the truth.”