Zari Hassan is encouraging her followers to heal from entitlement. In her message, the mother of five who has over 11 million followers on Instagram alone said motivation comes when you know their money isn't yours.
"I starved around people who have money. I never got mad at them even once. I got motivated because I knew their money wasn't mine. "
"Heal from entitlement, your successful friends and relatives owe you nothing."
Zari's statement comes barely a week after Akothee spoke on almost similar sentiments.
The Kenyan star recently asked fans to support her sister on her own pages and distanced herself from her over family wrangles.
"We are having another event in December which I am very happy about. The only thing is I was not going to attend that wedding because me and my younger sister I have not been on good terms for almost a year now. (Maybe you didn’t know) I packed my bags and left this relationship on 31ST December."
In another post, she was angry with family members that were allegedly planning her downfall.
"It's today that I am learning the real meaning of the person/people you sacrificed to help are the same ones plotting your downfall," she wrote.
On the other hand, Akothee's sister asked fans to pray for their family.
"Good Morning. Let me put this here, I'm unable to reply to all the messages.
1. I appreciate your efforts in reaching out to me.
2. I also acknowledge with lots of Grace and Humility that you genuinely pray for me and my family. 3. I thank everyone who takes their time to pray for my Union.
Marriage is sacred and fragile. I don't take it for granted. Ahsante sana."
