‘My AMVCA outfit cost $100k’ – BBNaija’s Tacha

Tacha, the former contestant of BBNaija, has once again sparked a conversation with her recent revelation about the extravagant cost of her outfit at the AMVCA 2024 event. This prestigious event, celebrating its 10th edition, unfolded on May 11th, 2024, at the esteemed Eko Hotels and Suites Convention Centre in Lagos, drawing in a constellation of celebrities showcasing their unique and exquisite fashion statements.

In a candid interview with renowned content creator Timi Agbaje, Tacha disclosed that the price tag of her attire for the occasion amounted to a staggering $100,000. This jaw-dropping figure translates to approximately N142 million in Nigerian currency, underscoring the lavishness of her ensemble.

This disclosure comes as no surprise to followers of Tacha, who made headlines back in 2023 when she revealed that her outfit for the 9th edition of the AMVCA carried a price tag of $20,000.

Tacha has since inundated her Instagram profile with a series of captivating snapshots, showcasing her luxurious attire from the AMVCA 2024 event. She attributes the stunning creation to the talented celebrity designer known as @abbaswoman.ng, further amplifying the allure and glamour of her ensemble.

The reality TV personality revealed that she splurged $100,000 on the dress, eliciting a range of reactions from internet users. Some praised the extravagant purchase, while others questioned its value, igniting lively discussions across social media platforms.

See the photos below;

See reactions below;

doris_biems:  Untop cloth wey you no go wear again

missjay100: Una dey find Tacha mouth….. ngwanu, she don answer

perfect6820:  She don give una work😂😂

diamond_foray1: Tacha eh. U dey worry o normally😂

official_ofeiemmanuelkayode: Make she shift 😂😂

Davido marks end of ‘Timeless’ era with ‘Kante’ video release

Rema Claims He Is Officially on the Same Level With Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy

Peruzzi – ‘I Used To Collect Davido’s Used Clothes As Payment For Writing His Songs’