Tanasha Donna Called Out By De Grazia, Pays Ksh. 15,000 Debt

Tanasha Donna was recently called out by former Ebru TV host Dana De Grazia for failing to pay a debt.

In a deleted Instagram post, De Grazia said Tanasha Donna owed her friend Zena Glam (Sylvia) Ksh. 15,000. Sylvia is a makeup artist who apparently has been involved in a number of videos with Tanasha.

According to De Grazia, the bill was accrued in relation to services rendered during the shooting of Tanasha Donna`s Kalypso video.

De Grazia said she deleted the post because many of the comments made were hateful.

Tanasha’s Reply

Tanasha Donna has since replied to the allegations, confirming that indeed Sylvia had not been paid. She, however, says that she personally does not handle her finances and has a team dedicated to that.

The artist said that she was not aware of the delay and apologized.

“Had I known this earlier, this would have been long sorted. I would like to state that the payment has been made. I apologize on behalf of myself and my team for my inconveniences caused. This was not done deliberately, our schedules have been extremely hectic recently, however it’s no excuse,”

Tanasha said.

Following Tanasha’s reply, some called out De Grazia, reading mischief from her actions. She, however, said her intentions were only meant to help her friend get the payment she’s been waiting for.

“Sylvia is my good friend for years and she asked me to speak up about it somewhere because I have a larger platform than her. It’s likely that if she had tried to do this herself she would not have been listened to.”

said De Grazia.

De Grazia posted a screenshot confirming payment made to Sylvia.

“I am tagging media outlets As a gesture of goodwill to spread this good news. I am happy to confirm that after over two months and mounting public pressure @tanashadonna Has fulfilled on her word. I would like to re-state (I said it in my video) That this was never about attacking who she is as a person, it was about supporting my friend and I believe this message proves that our efforts worked,”

De Grazia added.

Do you think De Grazia’s motives were sincere, or was she chasing clout?

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