Sheryl Gabriella recalls making Ksh250k from a 3-hour TikTok live
Digital Content creator and influencer Sheryl Gabriella has opened up about her earnings on TikTok, revealing that one of her most successful livestreams brought in a surprising amount.
Speaking during a candid conversation with Nicholas Kioko, Sheryl said she once made Ksh250,000 in just three hours, which remains her highest single-day earning on TikTok live.
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She explained that her income from TikTok live usually fluctuates depending on the day.
“One TikTok live it was Ksh250k in three hours, which was the highest in a day, maybe Ksh 10k, Ksh 20k, sometimes Ksh50k, but it depends; if it is a good day you can make more than that, if it is a bad day, sometimes unaweza make Ksh5k,” she said.
Influencing job
Apart from TikTok, Sheryl also revealed that the highest amount she has earned came from an influencer job.
“The highest I have ever been paid was Ksh450k per month, and it was for three months,” she disclosed.
Owning Subaru
She also clarified that the popular Subaru Forester she is often seen driving is still with her and addressed speculation about whether she had purchased it herself.
Sheryl explained that while she drives the car daily and it is parked at her compound, the vehicle is not actually hers, but it belongs to a friend living abroad who is currently not using it.
“The Subaru Forester, I still have it, and I still drive it. For those asking whether the car is mine or who owns it, I won’t disclose all the details, but I can say that I am the one who drives it and it stays in my compound every day,” Sheryl said.
“The car is not mine; I just live with it and take care of it. I am the one who fuels it and manages it daily. The owner is a good friend of mine who lives abroad and is currently not using the car,” she shared.
The content creator also addressed rumours that the car might be linked to someone she is dating.
She firmly denied this, stressing that the Subaru Forester is unrelated to her romantic life. According to Sheryl, the owner is entirely separate from her personal relationships.
“The car belongs to someone, but it is not linked to anyone I am dating. I really don’t want to go into how I was allowed to stay with the car, because explaining it could create problems later. So while I drive it and it is with me, ownership remains with someone else, and I won’t disclose further details about them,” Sheryl added.
