Media personality wants female celebrities to stop lying about the source of their wealth to young ladies

Vimbai has definitely sparked off a conversation no one had the balls to talk about as she throws shade at some female celebrities who lie about the source of their wealth.

The former reality T.V. star turned media personality took to her Instagram page on Monday, March 19, 2018, where she sort of called out some female celebrities who show off their wealth on social media which they got from their spouse and deceive young ladies about the source.

"If your expensive handbag is a gift, that's ok. If your first luxury car was a gift from hubby that's great. If you travel in luxury courtesy of bae that's cool too. If your talent is social media, embrace it and earn off it. BUT please stop lying to young girls about how hard you have worked, and giving terrible advice about how to build this or that and how to be successful in business or have a high flying career. STOP IT!!" she wrote.

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She didn't only stop there, she went on to tell these special bred of celebrities to take a back seat if they weren't making big bucks per annum.

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"If your business hasn't made at least N20m turnover per annum, please just book a seat in the audience and pay attention to those who have done it. There is no shame in it and it doesn't make you any less of a respectable woman. Making it in life begins with harnessing your truth #TableShaker #MondayMotivation #MoreProfitsLessPackaging," she concluded.

Let's just say this latest bants have got a lot of celebrities uncomfortable and some of them are even clearing themselves from this list. Author and social media celebrity, Laura Ikeji has come out to exclude herself from this notorious list as she took to her Instagram page.

"Lol, unfortunately, I'm not on this table. Lol. She said if you haven't made 20m per annum ba? But truthfully nobody is too small to teach and nobody is too BIG to learn. I learn about social media marketing every day. Let people learn and when they fail, my prayer is that they get up and do it better. Live and let's live, love you girl," she wrote.

Anyways guys, whoever, Vimbai might be referring to gets the message and would probably come back for her or just maybe learn from it and move on.