Ayesha Saringe told that Bahati gave her less amount for performing in the music video.

• Aisha Saringe reveals about her lowest paying music video gig during an interview with Alex Mwakidu
• The voluptuous model rose to fame after starring in Bien’s ‘I’ll Be OK’ video, which was released in early October.
• Saringay indicated that Bien paid him the most of any celebrity he worked with, but he declined to disclose the figure.

Model Ayesha Saringhe, who gained attention after appearing in Bien’s I’ll Be OK music video, has lifted the lid on how much some of her celebrity clients actually pay her – and the numbers are raising eyebrows.

Speaking during a candid meeting with TV host Alex Mwakideau on AM TV broadcast on Saturday, 31 October, Saringe was asked about the lowest amount ever paid for a music video appearance.

Without hesitation, he pointed to his work with gospel-turned-secular artist Bahati.

How much did Bahati pay Ayesha Saringe?

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Saringe said Bahati paid him between KSh 10,000 and KSh 15,000 for the shoot, though he quickly added that he covered all other costs apart from that fee.

They also put the following figure into context, explaining that it was their first time working together and that at the time they had not yet established a strong personal brand.

“My lowest paid video with most celebrities was the one I did with Bahati. Which was like 15K or 10K. But they paid for everything. That’s not included.

But that was the first time I was working with him. I didn’t brand myself. So for him to pay me like that, he didn’t trust what I could do at first,” she said.

His comments show that his rates have increased significantly since those early days, with his face and figure now becoming more widely recognised.

When Mwakideau pressed him on who paid him the most, Saringe pointed pointedly towards Bien, whose I’ll Be OK single helped bring him into the limelight.

However, he kept those details to himself, despite Mwakideau’s investigation.

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Saringe also briefly highlighted the nature of her work, clarifying that her swimsuit shoots do not extend to pool side events, hinting at where she draws professional boundaries.

After the clip circulated online, social media users wasted no time in reacting to it.

@fay_shiii:

“Mwakideu, please have me on that podcast.”

@ndeg.e80:

“Mwakideu go straight to the point.”

@greckvick5:

“Ksh 15k?”

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In other news, Bahati and Diana Marua sparked online debate after announcing plans for a special celebration to commemorate their decade on November 6.

Guests will pay KSh 1 million per invitation, with only 100 seats available.

The couple has also banned cameras, media coverage and livestreaming at the event.

Source: TUKO.co.ke