Nairobi’s newest socialite has gone
public about her addiction to
gambling.
In an exclusive interview with
NairobiNews, Corazon Kwamboka
revealed the great lengths she goes
to in order to fund her addiction.
“One thing people do not know
about me is that I love gambling
and my favourite game is the
roulette. I use the money I get
from the modelling jobs I do,” she
confessed.
The 23-year-old revealed how she
spent long hours in casinos
especially during the weekends.
Casino experts say to win a game
of roulette one needs to put a bet
of Sh10,000 and if luck is on your
side you can win upto Sh100,000
but if you are not lucky then you
can blow upto Sh150,000 a night
on the game.
Ms Kwamboka, a student at the
Kenya Law School, maintained that
she had no regrets using her
voluptuous figure to attract
publicity.
Social media
This is after images of a skimpily
dressed Kwamboka went viral on
social media.
‘I am a voluptuous model, fun,
loving and a dare devil. My bum is
genetic; my mother’s side are
blessed with such figures and that
is how I got mine,” she bragged.
Asked whether her image as a
socialite will not affect, if not
altogether jeopardize her career as
a lawyer, Ms Kwamboka retorted:
“Not at all, I am who I am, if
anything, I want to become an
entertainment and intellectual
lawyer so that I can defend
socialites.”
She denied rumours that she had
quit her studies at the Kenya Law
School to pursue a career as a
socialite.
“People can talk about anything
but the truth of the matter is that
I am still in school,” she said.
Born in Uganda, Kwamboka grew
up in Kisumu and only came to
Nairobi in 2008 when she was
admitted to the University of
Nairobi’s Law school.
Financial support
She admitted that she makes her
money by modelling apart from the
financial support she gets from her
father.
Kwamboka could not however
reveal how much she gets from her
modelling jobs, only maintaining
that it was enough to sustain her
fancy lifestyle.
“I think people attack me because
I am curvy. I love myself and I love
what I do,” she stated.
She revealed how she was bullied
by her colleagues in high school
because of her curvy figure.
“I even tried to shed weight to
avoid the bullying but it did not
just work, my curves are natural.”
The bullying helped her to develop
thick skin and know how to deal
with the obvious stares she gets
when walking in the streets.
“The pictures I took were not for
publicity stunts and I know when
people get to know me better they
will see the type of person I am,”
she said.
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