Socialite Huddah Monroe caused a stir online after revealing that spending time with her comes at a hefty price. She disclosed that forming a friendship with her would cost an even larger sum, leaving many Kenyans debating whether she was serious or seeking attention.
In a series of Instagram stories, Huddah shared a rate card for those wanting to get close to her. She revealed that she charges KSh 50,000 for a two-hour lunch date, excluding food, and that she chooses the venue. She also offered additional activities during the date, including sports.
The revelation came after a fan sent her a message praising her looks and asking to meet for coffee or a meal. Huddah responded by outlining her charges and adding that being friends with her costs KSh 1 million, citing limited personal time and the value of her energy and success.
Her post triggered mixed reactions online. Some Kenyans questioned the fees and suggested she might be broke, while others poked fun at the high charges. Comments included skepticism about the benefit of paying for a friendship and jokes about the socialite’s lifestyle.
Huddah defended her rates by emphasizing the cost of maintaining her appearance and success. She stated that many people seek to meet her and pick her brain, but that energy does not come for free.
The debate highlights the growing trend of socialites monetizing access to their time and presence, blurring the line between celebrity lifestyle and business. Huddah Monroe’s bold approach has kept her at the center of online conversations, sparking questions about value, fame, and influence.
