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    Director Trevor: Our Monthly Rent At Kileleshwa Was Ksh.100,000.

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    By Ray Newsroom on March 8, 2024 News

    The story of Director Trevor and Mungai Eve break up got many people surprised, because it was unexpected, and most people thought that the two were a very perfect couple, and knew that they will get married.

    Read more :Director Trevor: I Offered Kibe Ksh.580,000 For Interview He Refused and Did With Mungai Eve Free.

    Director Trevor said that he is the one who brought Mungai Eve to Nairobi and introduced her to YouTube. As a good boyfriend he thought her everything and when they started working together, Eve moved in with him and they were staying at a Ksh.16,000 1 bedroom apartment in Donholm.

    However after YouTube started paying them well, and also due to insecurity, they moved to a certain place, and later moved to a 4 bedroom apartment in Kileleshwa area.

    Read more:Alex Chamwada: When I Left Citizen TV I Was FamousĀ  and Very Broke ,I Had Alot of Debts.

    Trevor said at first Eve was hesitant if they will be able to afford that rent. But Trevor was sure it was possible because they had started making upto ksh.600,000 per month. He new the money will keep on increasing, hence made a decision to move to that wealthy surburbs.

    The entry fee to the apartment was Ksh.300,000 and from there they started paying Ksh.100,000 per month. YouTube and Instagram was paying them well, hence paying that money wasn’t an issue.

    Trevor said that it reached a point where Instagram was paying them Ksh.1 Million and YouTube also Ksh.1 Million. Hence they used to make like Ksh.2 Million every month. The brand was huge, they had many plans, but the unthinkable happened and they had to just separate for good.

    Click the link below to watch full video on YouTube.
    https://youtu.be/ytObmnpqqZ0?si=Fyjm51r6H2G9tbGs

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