Three words can be used to describe Reverend Lucy Natasha; beautiful, swaggalicious and flashy. She is part of the new-school clique of celebrity ministers who have shunned frugality for the finer things in life like opulent mansions, flashy cars and a security detail that would rival a politician’s.
Known for delivering inspirational and charismatic messages based on the gospel across social media, the Reverend has been sharing another thing on social media; a fleet of mega-cars that is to die for.
The fleet is dubbed the ‘Oracle’ and constitutes of about 7 cars with her favourites being Oracle 1 which is a Toyota Harrier, Oracle 2 a Toyota Fortuner and Oracle 7 a Mercedes Benz.
Her source of wealth has been questioned by many but the beautiful pastor has revealed that her money doesn’t come from her congregants.
In an interview with a local daily, she disclosed that she gets her cash from her partners, international missions and books which include; Characteristics of God’s Leading Lady, Touching Heaven through Prayer and Every Problem has Expiry Date.
When it comes to style, Reverend Natasha’s personal assistant never disappoints.
She is as hot as her own boss and her fashion is one we all envy. And although beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder, Princess Irene’s beauty is not debatable.
Whether you are going for an official meeting, church service or going out for a weekend, you can borrow some tips from Irene.
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko now released his private conversations with the sassy woman of God, Reverend Lucy Natasha.
Sonko released the whatsapp conversations late last night on his Facebook page.
The Reverend also sent Sonko a rather odd photo, showing her on her knees – supposedly in prayer for the Nairobi Governor.
While sharing the controversial post, the City boss promised to attend Natasha’s event which incidentally, will be held at the same hotel where Sonko has been living for the past five months.
The conversations captured the high-flying pastor requesting the Nairobi Governor to approve two billboards for their Crossover night service.