Esnyr Ranollo Opens Up About His Life After 118 Days Inside the PBB House
ESNYR RANOLLO – After nearly four months in total isolation, Esnyr Ranollo is finally opening up about his emotional return to the real world after leaving the Pinoy Big Brother house.
After spending nearly four months inside the iconic Pinoy Big Brother house, Esnyr Ranollo opened up about his emotional return to the outside world. The content creator, who spent 118 days in isolation as part of PBB: Celebrity Collab Edition, shared his first experiences post-eviction during an interview with Ogie Diaz.
“Nag-cellphone po talaga ako nung paglabas ko kasi sanay na po tayo as content creators po kasi, kumbaga sa feedback ng mga tao,” Esnyr said, admitting that checking his phone was one of the first things he did.
Esnyr Ranollo explained that the feedback from viewers was something he was eager to understand. “At nung paglabas ko po talaga honestly chineck ko po ‘yung phone ko kasi gusto ko malaman ‘yung feedback ng mga tao kasi gusto ko rin po na maging self-aware na if may nagawa po ba ako na ah tama nagawa ko pala ‘to pero hindi ko alam na nagawa ko doon sa loob ng bahay.”
Beyond social media, Esnyr took time to reorient himself with reality after months away from the world. “So more on dini-brief ko muna ‘yung sarili ko sa kung ano ‘yung nangyayari sa outside world. More than just sa self ko, kung ano’ yung mga balita nung wala ako. Ano-ano na nangyayari sa Pilipinas. Kung ano po ‘yung bagong trends. More on kinatchup ko talaga, dinibrief ko malala ‘yung sarili ko,” he shared.
He also emphasized how valuable time with his loved ones has become. “Tapos at the same time, sinamahan ko po ‘yung family ko na kumpleto kami first time dito sa Manila sa Big Night.”
Together with fellow housemate Charlie Fleming, Esnyr was named the 3rd Big Placer of their season. After the finale, he reflected online: “Prayers answered y’all! We entered PBB as individuals & walked out with my other half…”
He added a heartfelt message: “Hinamon kami ng buong journey namin sa bahay, but it reminded us why we began in the first place… Victory isn’t always a trophy — sometimes, it’s growth.”
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