Tonto Dikeh Warns Cloth Brands: Your money is not enough for me to start opening my body at this old age

Award-winning actress, Tonto Dikeh has issued a note of warning to clothing brands who want her to influence their products.

The mother-of-one took to her Instagram page to give the stern warning to boutique owners who bring revealing dresses for her to advertise.

According to her, a brand is supposed to know her fashion sense before contacting her for brand influencing gigs.

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She emphatically stated that she will stop working with any cloth vendor that brings revealing dresses to her, even if they’ve made payment.

She wrote,

“Dear boutique owners, when you come to me for influencing, please I would expect you already have an idea of my fashion sense. Once you pay and you start bringing open body dress, sis we stop dealing. Your money is not enough for me to start opening my body at this old age. Never been my M.O.”

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