LAVENDA AND BLASHER strip for a living and they are not shy to show skin.
For the right money, they do just about anything the clients want, except going all the way.
AND THEIR MAPONA HUSTLE MAKES THEM A LOT OF MONEY!
Rendani "Lavenda" Mugeri (24) and her husband, Blasher Majara (37), run an exotic family entertainment business and they've been together for eight years.
Part of the package they offer their clients is steamy foreplay - and no matter how hot the sessions get, to them it is strictly business.
Lavenda told Daily Sun they both started as dancers until they took their talent to the next level.
Now they do exotic dancing.
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"My husband came up with the idea of stripping last year and we've been making good money," she told the People's Paper.
"One day, my husband just said we must act like we have sold our souls."
She said they started taking nude pictures together and made it a business.
"We dance, we strip and we give people pleasure," she said.
She said the services they offer include stripping at private sessions and open chill sessions during events.
"We charge R10 000 to R15 000 for private sessions, depending on the duration of our performances."
Lavenda said no penetration is allowed.
"We charge R10 000 for a strip show and R1 500 for a chill session.
"If you want to book us for music shows it is R4 500, which includes exotic dances."
She said they're happy with their work. and they do what they like.
"We forget about what people are going to say.
"Most people love us and some hate us, but we don't care," said Lavenda.
She said their job doesn't affect their relationship.
"We both know what we are doing. We are husband and wife and we are working for our family. We work hard for our family and we make a lot of money," she said.
She said people should use whatever talent they have to make a living.
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"If you are unemployed and you think your body can make you money, use it without hesitation.You can always make money with your body without degrading yourself," she said.
Lavenda also said that she looks up to Zodwa Wa Bantu, but now it's time that she moves aside.
"Zodwa is doing exactly what I'm doing but she must now make way for fresher meat," she said.
Blasher said it's all in a day's work.
"We are passionate about what we do. This is art on another level," Blasher told the People'a Paper.
"We started as musicians and dancers, but now we are venturing into something more interesting and people love it."
