In a candid one-on-one interview with Radio Jambo's mid-morning show 'Bustani la Massawe', Vera had a message to her fans and women who do not feel okay with their bodies.
"To my fans, it's never that serious,nawapenda," Vera told her fans.
In her viral stunt, the controversial Vera had stated earlier that women should just love their bodies as they come, but in this particular interview, she had a different contrasting message.
"If you are not okay with your body go ahead and get the surgery if you can," Vera stated.
She has been in the headlines for being 'Kenya's number one clout chaser'.
This comes after her willingly spreading a lie that she had undergone a reduction surgery on her famous 'nyash' only for her to release a song with it still intact.
In the same interview, she talked to her fans and asked them to follow her example and use their socials with a lot of followers to turn it into a business as she did.
"Use your accounts with 2M followers to turn it into a money-making business," she stated as advice.
Earlier on in the same interview, Massawe had asked her about her social media fame.
"I am glad I used my fame to make me money," the mother of one proudly intoned.
The candid interview with the gorgeous social media sensation engaged her on how she also manages to traverse 'the streets of the internet and peer pressure.
Stating that it is the source of peer pressure, especially body shaming and surgeries, she brushed it off as 'just pressure'.
"I use filters a lot," Vera confessed implying that she is still an ordinary person like any other.
About her music career queenveebosset parted shot by asking stating that she won't vanish again in the music-making business after releasing her brand new song 'Popstar'.
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