Vera Sidika’s husband vows to love her despite losing her ‘killer figure’

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Just after she underwent the surgery, Vera Sidika took social media by storm.

In her revelation, Vera said she had no option than to choose her health which was in danger.

She encouraged ladies to love themselves more and not take risk with their life by engaging in implantation because they carry numerous challenges and can cause ones life.

Dear wife ,I know this hasn’t been easy at all .I your husband miss your killer figure so much but what I love and treasure is your personality and pure heart. I will love you more just the way you are

Brown Mauzo

Her husband Brown Mauzo, has however showed his support to her decision even though he claims will miss her killer figure but treasures her personality.

“Dear wife ,I know this hasn’t been easy at all .I your husband miss your killer figure so much but what I love and treasure is your personality and pure heart. I will love you more just the way you are,” said Brown Mauzo.

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The celebrity’s act who has raised various conversations on social media platforms shunned fans who were so much into her life.

Some fans said that although they were used to Vera’s body they will learn to accept her the way she is and salute her act of choosing her health over her fame.

“We’re now learning to see her differently, with time we will be there with her. Otherwise I wish her the best years ahead,” wrote Irene Karwitha.

Others however were on their best to shun her for manipulating the minds of her fans and that she deserved the mockery she was getting.

“Vera is deservedly mocked and there is nothing wrong with it,” Kennedy Kiprotich.

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