“I don’t date broke men, I want a man who can buy me wigs” – Sandra Mbuvi declares

Kenyan influencer Thicky Sandra Mbuvi, daughter of former Nairobi Governor Sonko, recently shared her preference for men who obsess over her.

Sandra revealed that she likes her partner to be highly attentive, using her photo as his lock screen and actively following her on social media.

When asked by Oga Obinna if she would “wash” a man meaning to transform someone who isn’t initially her type to meet her standards Sandra firmly responded,

“Why should I? You come prepared or you go home. Why would I date a broke man? Where would we go together? I want a man who can buy my wigs and handbags.”

She added that while her father generously provides for her, her future partner’s role includes fulfilling certain expectations.

“What’s the job of my man? I want someone who is obsessed with me. I already have one, though. He has to have me on his lock screen, watch my TikToks, and post about me.

He doesn’t necessarily need to comment, but he should be obsessed with me.”

Sandra Mbuvi on daily showers

Sandra disclosed that she showers three times a day, a habit that she believes contributes to her glowing skin.

“I shower three times a day,” she said. “In the morning, I could do coffee, then at night, I do turmeric. In between, I might do a salt scrub. It’s good, I mean, my skin is speaking for itself, come on.”

Sandra described her routine in detail, explaining how she manages her time. “Sometimes I might be late for a lecture or something, but it depends. So in the morning, I keep it short, like one hour.

Then when I’m back from school or when I’m bored, its one hour and 30 minutes. Bedtime is two hours,” she said, giggling.

This isn’t the first time Sandra has grabbed attention with her lifestyle. In March, during a question and answer session with her fans, she revealed her extravagant bride price demands.

According to Sandra, if she were to get married, her bride price would include five lions, three helicopters, 22 Bentleys, four Range Rovers, and 500 million pounds.