BBA's Dillish Reunite's With Dad



















Success has a way of bringing even long lost relations together as Big Brother Africa The Chase winner, Dillish Mathews finally meets her real father, the Kenyan Abdi Guyo. The young lady who, all her life, believed she was a Namibian, only got to know that her real father was a retired Kenyan military officer who got her mother pregnant during a peace keeping mission. 

Immediately the man came up after she won the $300,000 prize money, many tongues wagged, calling him a gold digger. It was only after her mother came out to state that Guyo was Dillish’s father that the whole gossips came to an end and she actually looked forward to meeting him, a dream she finally got in an emotional reunion that brought tears into her eyes.....
 They danced, kissed, made up and forgave the pasta

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