The drama in Bigg Boss 18 has now extended beyond the house, with Eisha Singh’s family stepping in to defend her against recent allegations. Reports had claimed that Eisha signed a secret contract with the show’s producers to guarantee her place in the finale, allegedly paying 30 percent of her earnings from the show to secure her spot. The news, which challenges the show’s premise of audience-based voting, has sparked significant backlash online.
Eisha Singh’s family has strongly refuted these accusations, calling them baseless and a disservice to her efforts on the show. In an official statement, Eisha’s team and family said, “We are writing this to express our strong condemnation of the recent claims made by a media portal suggesting that Eisha Singh is giving away 30% of her earnings to secure a place in the Bigg Boss finale. Such allegations are not only unfounded but also incredibly disrespectful to the hard work and dedication that Eisha has put into her career over the years.”
The family’s response highlights their frustration with the rumors and their determination to defend Eisha’s integrity and commitment to her craft. This incident has intensified the conversation around the fairness of reality television and the role of external factors in shaping contestants’ journeys.