Bigg Boss 8: Diandra Soares re-enters the house, reaches straight for Gautam Gulati

Diandra Soares re-entered the Bigg Boss house as part of the Freeze and Release task, and was seen hugging Gautam Gulati, with whom she shared chemistry during her stay in the house.

Bigg Boss released Gautam and the two embraced each other, sharing an emotional moment.

Model Diandra Soares raised quite a few eyebrows thanks to her bold and intimate scenes with fellow ‘Bigg Boss 8’ housemate Gautam Gulati. The duo shared an electrifying chemistry and were often seen kissing, at one point they even disappeared into the bathroom together.

Unfortunately, Diandra was evicted from the show. She re-entered the house as part of the Freeze and Release task. As soon as she arrived in the house, she went to the corner of the living room, where she placed two letters in Gautam Gulati’s luggage.

Bigg Boss released Gautam and the two embraced each other, sharing an emotional moment. They later had coffee in the garden, where Diandra told Gautam that she wants him to win the show. She also clarified that she is not upset with him and approves of how he is playing the game.

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After Diandra was evicted from ‘Bigg Boss’, there were rumours surrounding the model’s pregnancy as reason for her eviction. However, she set the record straight denying the pregnancy and said that she had some major health issues.

On her eviction, Diandra also lashed out at Gautam Gulati, saying that he should stop being a mama’s boy. Gautam’s mother was apparently not in favour if their romance.

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