Bigg Boss 15: Shamita Shetty to join Salman Khan’s reality show with Prateek Sahajpal?

Bollywood actress Shamita Shetty, who emerged as the second runner up of Bigg Boss OTT, will soon be a part of it. Salman Khan Host, Bigg Boss 15. She grabbed everyone’s attention for her affair with Rakesh Bapat and a feud with friend turned rival Divya Agarwal. Karan Johar Hosted Show. Now, if reports are to be believed, Shamita will be joined by her co-contestant Prateek Sahajpal, who became the first confirmed contestant of the controversial reality show.

With this, this will be the second time that Shamita will participate in Bigg Boss as she had earlier participated in Bigg Boss 3, which was hosted. Amitabh Bachchan.

Shamita entered the Bigg Boss OTT house while there was a lot of uproar over the arrest of brother-in-law Raj Kundra. She had revealed that she had committed to the show and decided to go ahead with her commitments without going back. During her tenure, Shamita had an affair with Rakesh Bapat and the two stood by each other all the time. They expressed their liking for each other on the show. Bigg Boss OTT: ‘I won’t approach Shamita Shetty, wants her to call me first’, says Divya Agarwal

Meanwhile, Divya Aggarwal won the Bigg Boss OTT host Karan Johar’s trophy. He defeated Nishant Bhat and Shamita Shetty in the final round. On the other hand Prateek Sahajpal took ‘Bigg Boss 15 ticket’ and got out of the race. KJo offered the finalists an option wherein, a silver briefcase was kept in the living room which contained a direct ticket to enter the Bigg Boss 15 house.

In the count of 5, whichever contestant will choose to take the suitcase, his chances of winning will be lost but will get a direct entry in Bigg Boss Season 15. Prateik picked up the suitcase without a second thought and found himself a direct entry into the Salman Khan host. Display.

Bigg Boss 15 will premiere on October 2 and Prateek is the first confirmed contestant.

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