The confession of housemate Fifth Pagotan about his real sexuality was much talked about on social networking sites, with terms "PBBRevelation" and "Go Fifth" becoming two of the most popular trends on Twitter.
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Fifth's confession stemmed from a comment from the outside world that said one of the housemates rants like a gay man. He instantly thought the comment was directed towards him because he gets bullied that way outside.
The following day, he talked to Big Brother regarding the issue. Their conversation led to "Kuya" directly asking about his real sexuality.
Fifth was hesitant at first. He was worried about the reaction he'd get from people especially from his family and friends. He also thought it would pose as a hindrance to achieving his dreams.
He admitted, however, that before he entered the PBB House, he somehow knew that issues about his sexuality would be one of the things that might be thrown at him.
Fifth used the term "open minded" to describe himself at first, but eventually labeled himself as bisexual.
"Siguro po bisexual po ako," he said.
His twin brother, Fourth Pagotan, meanwhile, seemed surprised when Fifth told him that he already confessed to Big Brother about his sexuality. In the teaser for the Friday episode, however, Fourth was heard telling Kuya that he fully accepts Fifth's sexuality.
Manolo, on the other hand, was very cool about Fifth's confession. As someone close to him, Fifth chose the teen housemate to tell his real sexual preference to.
"Girls, boys, I'm good. Bisexual ako," Fifth told Manolo.
Manolo received it well, but asked if it was a joke. The teen, then, said that it's not about being gay or straight that matters, but about being good or bad.
Fourth and Fifth are among the nominees this week along with Loisa Andalio and Vickie Rushton. To vote to save, text BB Name of Housemate to 231 for Globe and TM subscribers, and 2331 for Smart, Talk N Text, Sun Cellular and ABS-CBNmobile subscribers.
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.jpg "Fifth Pagotan")
Fifth's confession stemmed from a comment from the outside world that said one of the housemates rants like a gay man. He instantly thought the comment was directed towards him because he gets bullied that way outside.
The following day, he talked to Big Brother regarding the issue. Their conversation led to "Kuya" directly asking about his real sexuality.
Fifth was hesitant at first. He was worried about the reaction he'd get from people especially from his family and friends. He also thought it would pose as a hindrance to achieving his dreams.
He admitted, however, that before he entered the PBB House, he somehow knew that issues about his sexuality would be one of the things that might be thrown at him.
Fifth used the term "open minded" to describe himself at first, but eventually labeled himself as bisexual.
"Siguro po bisexual po ako," he said.
His twin brother, Fourth Pagotan, meanwhile, seemed surprised when Fifth told him that he already confessed to Big Brother about his sexuality. In the teaser for the Friday episode, however, Fourth was heard telling Kuya that he fully accepts Fifth's sexuality.
Manolo, on the other hand, was very cool about Fifth's confession. As someone close to him, Fifth chose the teen housemate to tell his real sexual preference to.
"Girls, boys, I'm good. Bisexual ako," Fifth told Manolo.
Manolo received it well, but asked if it was a joke. The teen, then, said that it's not about being gay or straight that matters, but about being good or bad.
Fourth and Fifth are among the nominees this week along with Loisa Andalio and Vickie Rushton. To vote to save, text BB Name of Housemate to 231 for Globe and TM subscribers, and 2331 for Smart, Talk N Text, Sun Cellular and ABS-CBNmobile subscribers.
For more entertainment news, follow The Ultimate Fan on Facebook and Twitter.