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VICTOR WANYAMA Dumps VICTORIA KIMANI Says She Is A Gold Digger

Word on the street is that the Southampton player and currently richest footballer in Kenya Victor Wanyama has dropped the sassy singer Victoria Kimani like a hot metal. She is rapper Bamboo’s sister and signed to Nigerians Chocolate City records alongside Ice Prince amongst others.
According to the word,Victor supposedly has come to his minds and realised the demands of the diva are unrealistic to him and that she is out to “finish him financially”.
An instance of her extravagance is said of a time she asked and was given €2000 to make her hair only,for starters that’s approx sh.250,000 but word is that’s just an isolated case.
She has been Making trips abroad to visit the supposed boyfriend even though he didn’t admit their relationship publicly. She recently released a mixtape which also was partly funded by the player.
The source of the breakup story is a close friend to the Wanyama’s and confirmed he is totally staying away from her saying though he can comfortably afford but she is blatantly a gold digger.

What’s your take on the breakup.


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