Are you ready for Big Brother Mzansi season 6? Auditions now open!

Mzansi Magic (Channel 161 DStv) is buzzing with excitement as the much-loved reality show Big Brother Mzansi returns for its sixth season.

After a thrilling previous season, fans can now put their best foot forward, sharpen their wit, and gear up to become the next star of the iconic reality series. If you thought you missed your chance to shine, think again! Vuk’ubangene!

Starting Thursday, October 2, aspiring housemates can submit their entries for Big Brother Mzansi Season 6. Those eager to prove their mettle within the walls of the Big Brother house should prepare a two-minute audition tape, which they can upload via the official link: mzansimagic.tv/bigbrother.

This is an opportunity not to be missed; contestants are urged to follow the steps carefully to ensure their spot in the selection frenzy.

But who can join the ranks of previous housemates? According to the selection criteria, all applicants must be South African citizens or legal residents aged 21 years or older as of 01 January 2025.

The show’s casting team is on the lookout for individuals who are not only fun-loving and creative but also possess an open-minded approach to the diverse tapestry of South African lifestyles and viewpoints.

Those hoping to take home the title need to bring their creativity and flair to the stage, making sure they're memorable enough to outwit and outlast their fellow competitors.

The winner of Season 6 will join the likes of past champions including Sweet Guluva from Season 5, Mjuneiro aka Inkabi yase Atlanta McJunior from Season 4, and Michelle Dimpho Mvundla, affectionately known as Mpho Wa Badimo from Season 3.

“Big Brother Mzansi continues to be one of South Africa’s most culturally resonant reality shows,” states Shirley Adonisi, Channel Director for Local Entertainment Channels.

“It offers a bold and unfiltered glimpse into the lives of everyday South Africans, igniting national dialogues around identity, relationships, and social dynamics, while celebrating the vibrancy and diversity of Mzansi youth. Through its immersive format and real-time audience engagement, the show serves as a powerful platform for self-expression, discovery, and the emergence of new talent.”

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