“Money Don Finish” — BBNaija Star Phyna Speaks on Losing Wealth, Family Pressure After Show

Phyna has emotionally opened up about the financial and personal struggles she faced after winning the ₦100 million grand prize at Big Brother Naija Season 7.

The reality TV star revealed that she lacked proper financial guidance after leaving the show and ended up spending heavily on family members and relatives.

“That Was the Beginning of My Problem”

Speaking during a recent emotional session online, Phyna admitted that she freely shared money with relatives shortly after becoming famous.

According to her, things later became difficult when she started refusing constant financial demands from family members.

“When I came out of Big Brother house, nobody told me how to invest the money. I was sharing it, helping family. That was the beginning of my problem,” she said.

The reality star also added emotionally, “Money don finish.”

Her statement quickly triggered reactions online, with many Nigerians discussing the pressure celebrities often face from extended family members after sudden wealth.

Phyna Addresses Waitress Rumours

Phyna also reacted to rumours claiming she was recently spotted working as a waitress in Lagos.

Although she denied being the lady in the viral video, she questioned why Nigerians often mock people doing honest jobs to survive.

Her comments sparked conversations online about social class stigma and public expectations placed on celebrities after fame.

Pain Over Sister’s Death

The BBNaija winner also reflected on the painful loss of her sister, Ruth, who reportedly died last year following complications from a truck accident.

Phyna expressed grief over the tragedy while insisting she remains determined to rebuild her life and remain focused on her entertainment career.

According to her, she is now concentrating on content creation, streaming and other business opportunities as she works toward stability again.

Reactions Pour In

Her emotional revelation has continued to generate sympathy online, with many Nigerians praising her honesty and vulnerability.

Others also argued that reality show winners in Nigeria often lack proper financial mentorship after sudden fame and wealth.