Alice Kaushik Breaks Silence After Bigg Boss 18 Eviction

After her eviction from Bigg Boss 18, Alice Kaushik opened up about her experience on the show and addressed several rumors regarding her relationships and performance.

She revealed that she had an intuitive feeling throughout the week that she would be eliminated, and this feeling turned out to be accurate. Alice shared that she had predicted her eviction to her friends, and when asked by the show’s host, Salman Khan, who might leave, she immediately raised her hand, confident that it would be her.

Alice explained that she trusted her gut feelings, which had been accurate in previous weeks. She said, “I had this gut feeling for the whole week, and I knew it was my turn.

I had been saying to my friends that this time it’s me, and when they asked, I raised my hand because I knew it was going to happen.” Despite this, she emphasized that her confidence wasn’t low, but rather that she had simply felt that it was her time to go. She also added that she had always felt that she would leave the house at some point, even before the eviction.

Alice also spoke about her relationship, stating that there was no need for any clarification regarding it. She mentioned that she had complete trust in her relationship and was confident about it, explaining that the emotional turmoil during the interview was due to being taken out of context. She clarified that she had never brought up any issues about her relationship after the incident.

“There was no need to clarify anything about my relationship because I have complete faith in it. I was emotional at that moment, but I didn’t talk about it after that,” Alice explained.

Regarding her game on Bigg Boss, Alice discussed her feelings about being in the top two at one point, which was surprising to her as well. She admitted that she didn’t know much about the makers’ decisions and didn’t realize she had been considered a strong contender until later. “I don’t know why that happened; I think we should ask the makers, they know better,” she said.

Alice also addressed the speculation that she had gotten lost in the dynamics between contestants Isha and Avinash. She was questioned whether she had backed out due to their influence, but she denied this. She emphasized that she never tried to back out or distance herself from the group and that she had continued to talk to everyone.

Alice stated, “I don’t think I was out because of the group. I talked to everyone and interacted with everyone. I haven’t watched all the episodes yet, so I can’t comment on how things were shown, but I’ll speak about it once I’ve seen them.”

As for the accusations of backbiting, Alice expressed that such behavior wasn’t present in her group. She explained that it was just normal conversation among friends, and even though people discussed their opinions about others, it didn’t qualify as backstabbing. “We’re three friends talking, and if one of us has something to say about another, it doesn’t mean it’s backbiting,” she clarified.

Finally, Alice addressed the term “chugli gang” (gossip gang), which was associated with her group. She denied that her group was a gossip group, claiming that it was simply people sharing their thoughts and opinions in a light-hearted way. She also pointed out that no one in the house had formed a strong, united gang. She concluded, “There’s no strong gang inside, just a group of people who talk, joke, and have fun together.”

With these clarifications, Alice Kaushik expressed her belief that her time in the Bigg Boss house had been a valuable experience, but she was ready to move on.