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Video Vixen and Entrepreneur, Vera Sidika Net Worth



 On September 30, 1989, Kenyan socialite, businesswoman, and celebrity Vera Sidika Mung'asia was born. She is well-known on television and on social media.












The Mombasa-born and -raised socialite gained public recognition in 2012 after she was featured in P-Unit's "You Guy."








Because of her luxurious lifestyle, unique outlook on life, and reputation as one of Kenya's most contentious women, Vera has been named one of the top video vixens in both Africa and East Africa. In 2015, she and other socialites began to feature on Nairobi Diaries.








Read Also: Vera Sidika Husband - Brown Mauzo View this post on Instagram A post shared by VERA SIDIKA (@queenveebosset) Because of her luxurious lifestyle, unique outlook on life, and reputation as one of Kenya's most contentious women, Vera has been named one of the top video vixens in both Africa and East Africa. In 2015, she and other socialites began to feature on Nairobi Diaries.












Vera Sidika's Bio




At the age of seventeen, Vera Sidika began her modeling career as a plus-size model, competing in competitions and fashion shows. In order to further her education in art and design, she relocated to Nairobi in 2009 and enrolled at Kenyatta University. This allowed her the chance to fully advance her profession.




Credit: P-Unit












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Sidika gained notoriety in 2012 when she appeared in P-Unit's "You Guy" as the video girl. She made an appearance on Prezzo's song "My Gal" in 2014. The celebrity featured as a video vixen in the "Ebaeno" music video by Nigerian artists KCSkiibii and Harrysong in November 2015. The New York Post and BBC Africa have both featured her.




On May 21, 2017, she introduced Veetox tea, a herbal detox that promised to help with bloating reduction, digestive system cleaning, metabolism improvement, and belly fat burning.












Vera Brand




View this post on Instagram A post shared by VERA SIDIKA (@queenveebosset)




The treatment, according to her, cost her approximately Ksh 15 million. She said, "My body is my business and it is a money maker," to newsman Larry Madowo. Sidika acknowledged lightening her skin in the UK in 2014. She denied allegations that the procedure was risky and would have a negative medical impact on her.The treatment, according to her, cost her approximately Ksh 15 million. She said, "My body is my business and it is a money maker," to newsman Larry Madowo.




In 2015 December, Vera appeared in the reality television series Nairobi Diaries alongside other Kenyan social media stars such as fashion stylist Silvia Njoki, musician and actress Ella Ciru, NGO ambassador and student Gertrude Murunga, architect Kiki Diang'a, fitness trainer Marjolein Blokland, and socialite and singer Pendo. The program looks deeply into women's daily life.












Vera Sidika Net Worth




Vera Sidika is one of the wealthiest and most well-known models. Vera Sidika has a net worth of $5 million based on our analysis of data from sources including Wikipedia, Forbes, and Business Insider.




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