Sandra Mbuvi, the daughter of former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko, revealed intimate details about herself that left some netizens feeling jitters.
The lass took to social media to interact with her fans through Questions and Answers (Q&A) session where she opened up about herself like never before.
Sonko’s daughter took many people by surprise when she revealed that she would not eat ugali cooked without blue band or butter.
Sandra also disclosed that she weighs a staggering 70.4 kilos, and she is just in her early 20s.
The vicenarian also told her Instagram fans that she is currently very single and ready to mingle.
Sandra is the youngest of Sonko’s three daughters – Saumu, Salma and her.
Sonko’s youngest daughter is an online entrepreneur and fashion model who uses her social media platforms to promote her work and grow her online community.
She goes by the name @thickyy_sandra name on Instagram, and boasts an impressive 50k followers on the social media platform.
Sonko’s daughter is very active on Instagram and in late October this year she was nominated for ‘Brand Influencer of the Year’ ahead of the second edition of the Scream Africa Women Awards 2021.
She was the only Kenyan in her category and was competing for the title amongst other Africa’s notable influencers such as Zari Hassan (Uganda), Nengi Hampson (Nigeria), Scarlett Duchess (Nigeria), Fahyvanny (Tanzania), Naija Brandchick (Nigeria) and Uriel Oputa (Nigeria).
Sonko’s daughter is also a very naughty girl, her posts on social media are usually about her body and beauty.
“Yes I have stretch marks, yes my thighs touch, yes my tummy jiggles, and yes I’m beautiful, judging a person does not define who they are it defines who you are, be proud of who you are and not ashamed of how someone Else sees you, no more body shaming! Big or small, short or tall none of us are beautiful if we tear others down to build ourselves.
i’m tired of getting body shamed?❤️,” Sandra wrote in June while responding to body shamers.
The lass is also know for posting very titillating photos on social media.