“A man with money will get you everything, but you will pay for it.”

— Khanyi Mbau

Speaking on girls who are after rich man for a luxurious lifestyle on SABC 3's 'Real Talk' (1 June 2017)
Source: https://www.channel24.co.za/The-Juice/News/khanyi-mbau-a-man-with-money-will-get-you-everything-but-you-will-pay-for-it-20170601

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