Huddah Monroe shares her rate card

09 August 2022

• Huddah says her rate card charges are based on every half an hour she spends with you.

• The move is aimed at putting off men who pretend to have money just to take photos with her.

Huddah Monroe has for the first time shared her rate card.

The socialite turned business woman says she created a rate card to put off men who put on a facade that they have money.

" People ask me why I don't go out and chill l unless it's important or business. Here in Dubai too many boys are acting rich lol.

All they wanna chill with you for is to sneak a picture to show later to get p@ssy coz their girls will believe. They f#cked you coz of a blurry sneaked photo,.

So instead of wasting my energy, I'm home boo. Chilling with me for even shisha is 300$ (356,989.87 Ksh) 30 min maximum. That's how I filter there riff raffs, coz I know the agenda first hand."

Akothee's rate card stands at Ksh 2 million.

That is the amount you will have to pay to have her perform at an event be it private or a concert, be ready to cough up to Sh 2 million.

Speaking to Presenter Ali, Madam Boss who had previously said she charges Sh1.5M per show now says that her rate card stands at 20,000 dollars which is a little over KSh 2M.

She says she charges that much because she brings value.

Just like Breeder LW, Akothee has said 'bei ya jana si ya leo'

"I wouldn't lie to you but I think I am the number one earning artist in Kenya right now," bragged Akothee.

Reacting to the people who have time and again dismissed her as a worthy role model to them or their kids, the mother of five said that she doesn't need to carry other people's burdens.

Akothee says all that matters is she has raised 5 responsible kids.

"You see me not actually being a role model to someone, I'm only responsible to five children that I gave birth to which I am proud to say that my children are well behaved even more than me, because I gave them a proper foundation," Akothee said.

She then added, When people say Akothee can't be my role model I mean please start by your mother, follow your mom and do and articulate the things that your mother does."