Huddah Monroe is at it again and the internet is loving everything about what she has to say. What she constantly says online will always blow everything outside the water because they’re some things that you never see coming, out of this world, some would say.
The controversial socialite cum businesswoman cum entrepreneur says she might be having baby fevers but her baby fever might as well be an opportunity to make more money for her because it’s always about the money when it comes to the beautiful lass who has since turned the UAE as her new home.
Huddah Monroe just made a statement that will forever be something that will always be a conversation starter in not only Kenya but the entire East Africa region.
The beautiful Huddah is selling her womb for a staggering amount of Ksh. 100,000,000.
She’s charging that huge amount to be someone’s baby mama promising to negotiate the terms and conditions of child support while having coitus with her potential baby daddy.
“I’m selling my womb, Lol! $1,000,000 to be your baby momma. Child support we shall agree while we [expletive] to conceive,” she shared the statement on Instagram story.
Well, this is a first in the country, even for her becoming the first woman in Africa demanding $1 million before getting pregnant for her baby daddy who is yet to present himself and take her up on her offer.
At the moment, she’s the only mainstream upper echelon socialite who hasn’t settled down to start having a family after her counterparts; Corazon Kwamboka and Vera Sidika already settled down and started their own families.
Huddah Monroe has made it clear that she’ll break the bank while she decides to settle down and have a child with her potential baby daddy and husband prospect. Time will tell who will step up to the plate and take her up on her offer, she seems ready now more than ever.
Apart from dating rappers CMB Prezzo and Colonel Mustafa, Huddah Monroe hasn’t publicly shared her love life on social media after the two aforementioned failed relationships with the rappers.
