BBNaija: KayVee Has No Mental Problem – Family
Recall that Kayvee withdrew from the showing after feeling unwell.
The family of Kayvee, one of the BBNaija season 6 housemates has dispelled rumours that he has mental illness.
Recall that Kayvee withdrew from the show after feeling unwell.
But in a statement via his official Instagram page on Monday, the family of the housemate also debunked the claim that their son is suffering from depression.
According to the family, they will never allow him to go into the competition if he had a mental health issue.
The statement added that KayVee was full of life when he got into the house, adding that something triggered the emotional breakdown.
The statement reads: “The KayVee we know isn't what people are painting him to be. His friends and family will never allow him to go into the house if he had a mental health issue. KayVee is big on mental health and positive vibes, and you could see that from when he entered the house.
“What is happening in the house is simply a reaction to him being unwelcomed. He was full of life when he got into the house, and something has triggered this phase. This has caused him to withdraw into his shell to rebuild his energy and vibe.
“Have you met #KayVee? If 20 people are in a room and down spirited, he's always there to uplift them. We could see how he played this role for his fellow housemate, Angel. He is a kind person, and that's one of the qualities that makes us super supportive of him.
“KayVee is passionate about his craft, and that's why he is on the #BBNaija show to promote himself and work. He has worked with several celebrities and individuals.
“He's a focused and hardworking person whose life and work ethics inspire his friends and family. Over the years, he has tirelessly built his brand “KOKO'S VIEW”, which provides top-notch photography and cinematography to clients.
“He doesn't speak bad English. Guys, he felt unwelcomed and overthinks his point before speaking, so it sometimes comes across as incoherent. Isn't it human nature to overthink? Let' be humane.
“When we say, “you don't know what people are going through”, this is the kind of situation where we should be reminded to be kind to each other and remain supportive. Fewer words, more action. Please keep supporting #KayVee as he needs us now more than ever.”
