Elsa Majimbo has taken to TikTok to narrate her worst fears in life; being broke again. The comedienne and content creator told her fans that the thought of being broke gives her nightmares.
"I have nightmares about it. I have acustomed myself to a life that just needs money. If today I couldn't do brunch, shopping, first class, if my life didn't revolve around Beverly Hills anymore, I don't know what I would do," she said in a tiktko video
She said that she cannot imagine what she would tell the internet after most netizens told her to be humble but she refused.
"God forbid, I can't."
She added that she cannot even remember what life was like when she was broke.
"And I don't want to remember and it will never happen again in Jesus' name. I rebuke the spirit of brokenness."
In April, Majimbo said her accounts got frozen and was being investigated for fraud in the US.
She explained that it was because she decided that she was going to shop until she drops.
"A friend of mine was going through a tough time and she went to Milan and shopped her pain away, so I was like you know what, thats what I'm gonna do today, every wrong that has ever happened in my life, I'm going to shop it our," she said on a TikTok
Adding "I went to Versace, Zara, Gucci, Victoria's secret, you name it. I was there, I wasn't joking. I got the first alert from my bank asking if that was me. The next one came and I confirmed it was me."
"One time I confirmed and my card wasn't going through so I called the bank and they unlocked my card, I tried again and same thing happened, so I called again."
Majimbo reports that she was told the activity on her bank account would need some documents to verify its her, to make sure she was not participating in any fraudulent activity.
"Fraudulent activity? I am just rich, are you joking?" She said
"I tried another card, it declined. was told the same thing."
Majimbo said she was under financial review. In conclusion, she said;
"I'm just so rich people literary can't believe it and they need to confirm its real."
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