The untold story of Auntie Boss´ actress who lived in a mud house (Details)

The past is not always as glamorous as the present. Days one probably could not afford food, let alone a home.

Celebrities have neither been spared. Many have told stories of how they would sleep on floors, beg for food, go without money and at times do odd jobs to meet their needs.

But it is in these stories that majority look back and remain grateful that they learnt and grew to be who they are today.

Kenyan celebrated actress, Silprosa had a tough beginning soon after she left high-school for the tough streets of Nairobi.

Born Sandra Anyango Dacha, the thespian took us back in time, ten years ago, when she would stay in a mud house paying KSh 100 a month.

Soon after she graduated to an iron-sheets house where she would now pay double, KSh 200 monthly. Though squeezed, pretty unkempt, looking rusty and serving the community by preparing food and selling, Silprosa still afforded a smile.

Sharing a throwback photo of herself working in her dingy-looking neighborhood, she penned:

THIS GOD!!!! Hmmmm…I will one day tell you a story of how I graduated from a mud house which I used to pay kshs100 per month for rent to a mabati house that I used to pay kshs200 per month for rent????.

Owning up:

This mabati house you see here used to be mine????. The year was 2010..fresh from highschool????I was 20years old.

And as she turned 30 last week, the popular film maker attested:

Ni nini MUNGU hajanifanyia jameni???? I will forever worship you my LORD. IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING!
I am breaking down as I type ???????????????????????????? #TenYearDifference

Happy 30th birthday to her.