In Pictures, Amapiano artist Kamo Mphela’s expensive lifestyle impresses Mzansi.
Kamo Mphela is famously known for her dancing and hit songs, making her a darling among the Amapiano industry artists. Her impressive dance moves have gained international attention, and she gets booked weekly, racking in serious coins. She is a girl who works hard and, in the same spirit, also plays hard.
Kamo can easily be termed a globetrotter as she has been to many countries. Whether she is travelling for work or fun, the entertainer makes sure she has fun and shares her experiences with her fans. Currently, Kamo has been sharing that she is in Amsterdam, and she is fully booked. Just last week, she was in Paris, where fans blasted her for dancing in the streets. The Nkulunkulu hitmaker has been to Dubai, the USA and many African countries.
Kamo Mphela is famously known for switching up her wigs frequently, and they are all the expensive kinds as well. Her hair pieces alone cost thousands of rands a unit, and she owns many of them in different colours. This is sometimes to suit her colourful character as well. Her fashion sense and wardrobe have a lot of designer outfits as well.
Amapiano artist Kamo Mphela’s luxurious lifestyle
The dancer is also a big fan of flashy cars, and it’s shown by the kind of cars she owns. Kamo owns a white BMW that she has flaunted on her Instagram page. On top of that, she has also driven a green Mercedes Benz that she has shown off on her social media pages. Sometimes when she is in other countries, she travels in Lamborghinis and Ferraris.
She rose to fame a few years back when a video of her dancing went viral on Tik Tok. This made her an instant hit, and she ventured into music before the buzz died. Now she is one of the industry’s most successful Amapiano female artists and lives the A-lister lifestyle to prove it.
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