I Saved Millions.Vera Sidika Recalls Relationship With First 'Sponsor'

Apparently, Vera Sidika saved a whole bunch of money from her first and only sponsor when she was still in Uni and living in Kahawa Wendani.

According to the video vixen, the wealthy and older man showered her with expensive gifts and money that shocked her. She defended her decision to date the older man saying, “He was in a situation where he was divorced, he was also older than me. He treated me so well and did a lot of things for me but he did not like the fact that I was in the modelling industry and hustling here and there working.”

She added: “I was also living very far from him, on Thika Road, which was near Kenyatta University. So it got to a point where he said, ‘As my girlfriend, I want to help you’.”

In an interview with a Tanzanian media house, Vera recalled how they met.

“It has been an interesting journey. I left Mombasa for Nairobi. It is a big city and the culture is different from that in Mombasa. Life is fast-paced. I joined the modelling industry as I studied at Kenyatta University. During the holidays, I would go back to Mombasa. At the time there were beach parties.

“At one of the parties there was a man who loved me. We talked, he liked me and we kept in touch. He lived in Nairobi at the time, I did not know that he was a prominent businessman.”Vera Sidika further revealed that the relationship went on for about one and half years, during which time she ‘secured the bag’.

“That is normal, he gave me money. A lot of it. You cannot have a rich and successful man and you are looking jaded and broke. He would give me money for shopping. To say the truth, I had never seen so much money in my entire life! He would give me money and it would shock me.

“After two or three weeks of him showering me with gifts and money, I thought to myself, ‘This is money I’m not used to getting. I have to start saving.’ I dated him for one and a half years. Every Friday, for all those years, I would go to the bank and deposit the money he had given me.”

She added: “If I was stupid and afraid of what my classmates would say about me, I would have spent all the money I had saved to maintain that lifestyle, but I did not. I moved from the posh apartment to a middle-class neigbourhood and started [taking] a matatu to school. But I knew that I had saved my millions from that relationship.”