Known for her outspoken personality and social media presence, Sandra set the record straight on various topics, from cosmetic procedures to her timeline for having children.
Sandra dismissed rumors that she has had plastic surgery to enhance her figure, particularly her curves.
She shared that while she’s comfortable in her own skin, the only body adjustments she would consider involve non-surgical methods.
“If it’s surgery to fix my body and myself, I would say no,” she affirmed.
Adding that; “I wouldn’t do surgery but maybe laser, just to remove the stretch marks on my arms, belly, thighs, and nyash.”
Sandra, who has faced online scrutiny for her appearance, stated that she doesn’t let trolls get under her skin.
She explained her approach to fitness and beauty, revealing her interest in natural techniques like wood therapy to flatten her stomach.
“I wouldn’t consider surgery. If anything, I’d use wood therapy to work on my tummy. Regardless, I’m okay with my big tummy,” she said, emphasizing her commitment to staying natural.
Her comments come amid concerns in Kenya surrounding cosmetic procedures following the recent passing of Lucy Wambui after a botched liposuction.
Sandra’s honest approach reflects a growing shift towards body positivity, particularly within her following.
Looking to the future, Sandra opened up about her plans for family life.
Currently focused on her personal goals, she shared that she hopes to start having children in about 10 to 16 years when she feels fully prepared to raise a family.
“Later on, like in 10 to 16 years… That’s when I’m planning to have kids,” she said, adding that she wants to be well-settled when she begins this chapter.
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