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Vera Sidika has not only been making huge investments in her career but her body too.
Yes, if you were to sell Vera she would be worth millions based on all the work she has done on her body.
Speaking to Jalang'o on his YouTube channel, she gave us a brief on what she has been up to including the launching of her spa in Mombasa.
One question on a lot of people's minds is did she get her bum added? I mean she is carrying what many would say is not normal body parts.
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Vera confirmed that she has never had bum implants, but she had her breasts done. Here is a breakdown of how much she has carrying around on a good day.
1. Skin lightening worth more ksh50 million. This is a process that needs refilling so it is a continuous investment.
2. Boob job worth ksh2 million. This was a one-off procedure in her bid to look proportional.
3. Weave wroth ksh550,000. The most expensive one in her closet and she says it is a lifetime investment
4. Chanel handbag worth ksh600,000. She says she has loved fashion ever since and she is waiting for the day Chanel will be asking those with their products to sell it back to them at double the price.
Don't forget she spent close to 10 million to relaunch her spa in Mombasa.
So how does Vera afford such a lifestyle? Speaking on Bonga na Jalas, she said she makes a lot of money from so many channels.
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"The highest I have been paid to club appear is 25,000 dollars(2.5 million) when I was called to the states. I was there for three days but made a one-day appearance. I usually sit at the VIP section for like 10 minutes and then now interact with the crowd.
Normally I walk in at the prime time at like 12:30 and stay for 20-30 minutes then I leave. The price is for that amount of time." She said
Adding that as many people were suffering financially during these COVID times, she is doing just fine.
"I have multiple businesses. From partnerships to Veetox to the spa and savings and that is why I have not really suffered during this COVID time since the pandemic hit the world. I save more than I spend."
