By Shukri Osman,
Aisha Feruz, a rising Tanzanian video starlet, has created a stir online after claiming that she employs someone to bathe her.
The vixen said she employs individuals for that precise profession adding that she is fine with all genders and pays them lavishly for their services.
In an interview with Global Radio, Feruz said she is currently hiring after dismissing her former cleaning crew, and that anybody interested can submit their application.
She claims to spend KSh 1 million a month on these services out of which she pays her employee KSh 50,000 per day to bathe her.
“Kwanza kabisa nikiamka asubuhi lazima nimpigie simu mtu ambaye ananiogesha sababu mimi siwezi kujiogesha,” she claimed.
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“When I wake up in the morning I must phone the person who washes me because I can’t wash myself,” she claimed.
This is something unheard of and difficult to ponder as to how she can afford to pay such exorbitant amounts of money despite the economic challenges faced in the East African country.
Aside from the elderly and those with special conditions, it is difficult to find people who need to be bathed daily by a private cleaner as a status symbol or indicator of wealth.
It is a scene taken straight from the classic Hollywood blockbuster “Coming to America”, where the prince is being washed in the opening scene, and considered something the ancient royals would do.
Seldom do we we here of healthy young adults paying for money to be washed every morning, which has left many people in a state of shock and awe.
