“I Don’t Believe In Buying Expensive Clothes” — Davido’s Sister Sharon

Sharon Adeleke, the sister of Nigerian singer Davido, has revealed that she no longer believes in spending excessively on clothes and has decided to stop working directly with Nigerian fashion designers.

Sharon, who will turn 40 next year, explained that she questions whether some expensive fashion items are worth their prices.

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“I don’t really believe in buying expensive clothes personally. I believe there are some things that are worth it,” she said.

“When I hear that a wedding dress costs $10,000—or even a wedding guest dress—I wonder if it’s really worth it.”

Sharon Reveals Wedding Expenses

Recalling her wedding, Sharon disclosed that her husband paid $2,000 for her wedding dress, while she covered the cost of her bridesmaids’ dresses and other expenses.

“I remember that for my wedding, my husband paid $2,000 for my dress, while I paid for all my bridesmaids’ dresses and everything else,” she said.

According to Sharon, she had 13 bridesmaids and also paid for the outfits of four or five hostesses.

“I had 13 bridesmaids, and I also paid for the hostesses’ dresses, which added another four or five people. Altogether, I spent less than $10,000 on the entire thing,” she added.

Why Sharon Is Changing Her Fashion Choices

The businesswoman explained that her experience had strengthened her decision to be more careful about how much she spends on clothing.

“Everything! That brings me back to my point. I just feel there are certain things I’m no longer willing to spend so much money on. I don’t believe in buying overly expensive clothes,” she said.

Sharon also revealed that she had made a firm decision ahead of her 40th birthday to stop working directly with Nigerian designers.

“I’m turning 40 next year, and I’ve made an executive decision. Unfortunately, I’m sorry to say this, but I will no longer be working directly with Nigerian designers,” she stated.