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I’m a pure gold digger, I don’t mind— Spicysophiee
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I’m a pure gold digger, I don’t mind— Spicysophiee

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 2 mins read
I’m a pure gold digger, I don’t mind— Spicysophiee

By Ayo Onikoyi

Lifestyle influencer and actress Spicysophiee has described herself as a “pure gold digger”, while revealing that she spends about N5 million every month on maintaining her body.

Spicysophiee made the disclosure during an interview with content creator Kaptain Jeff, where she spoke about her lifestyle, beauty routine and views on relationships.

Explaining her approach to maintaining her appearance, the influencer said her skincare alone costs about N3.5 million monthly, while she spends another N500,000 on pure water.

“I spend like five million on my body every month. My skin care takes like 3.5 million. Pure water takes like 500,000 because I use pure water to bathe. I use pure water to wash my clothes,” she said.

Spicysophiee also addressed the perception that she may be materialistic, arguing that the cost of maintaining her body makes it difficult for her to distance herself from materialism.

“If I am not materialistic how would I maintain my body? I am a gold digger pure gold digger I don’t mind,” she said.

The actress also expressed her admiration for Igbo women, describing them as kind and insisting that they are among the best women anyone could have in their life.

“Igbo girls are nice and kind Igbos girls are the best girls you can ever have in your life,” she said.

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