Big Brother Naija housemate, Kingsley Sule, popularly known asKellyraeon Sunday, October 6, won the ‘No Loose Guard’ edition of the reality TV show.

The winner, who is married to his former pair Kassia, beat other top seven finalists to emerge the winner on Sunday night.

Here are 17 things to know about BBnaija season 9 winner, Kellyrae:

1. Kellyrae’s real name is Kingsley Sule.

2. He was born on February 15, 1991, in Warri, Delta State.

3. He is 33.

4. He hails from the Urhobo tribe and grew up in a Christian family.

5. His early love for music was nurtured within his family and community.

6. Kellyrae is a Nigerian singer and songwriter who began his career performing at local events in Warri.

7. He gained a reputation as a talented vocalist, eventually releasing his Success EP, which includes collaborations with Nigerian artists like Graham D and Erigga.

8. His music is known for its impactful lyrics and soothing vocals.

9. Some of his notable tracks include Life No End For There, Upgrade (featuring Graham D), and Success (featuring Erigga)

10. Kellyrae participated in BBNaija Season 9 (“No Loose Guard” edition) alongside his wife, Kassie Sule, as part of the “Double Kay” couple.

11. During the show, the duos were eventually unpaired, and Kellyrae went on to compete individually.

12. He emerged victorious after 71 days in the house, winning a grand prize of N100 million, which includes cash, an SUV, and other sponsored rewards

13. Kellyrae married his long-time partner, Kassie Sule, in February 2024.

14. The couple reportedly dated for some years before getting married and has a daughter together.

15. His bond with his family, especially his wife, played a significant role in his popularity during the show

16. He completed his primary and secondary education in Warri before pursuing a degree in Music at Delta State University, where he honed his musical skills by participating in various events

17. Kellyrae’s journey, both in music and reality TV, has captivated many, making him a celebrated figure in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. (The Nation)