Look at me now: Ntazola fires back at former boss who ended her internship over bottle of water
Internet sensation Gloria Ntazola has called out her former boss, claiming she was sent home during her internship over a bottle of water.
In a statement shared on her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Ntazola revisited what she described as a humiliating experience from her early career days. She said her internship was discontinued after she drank water from her boss’s office without permission.
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“This one madam who discontinued my internship because I drank her water from her office. Look at me now, I can afford a bottle of keringet. I hope you see this,” Ntazola stated.
This comes just days after she said she would gladly spend all her savings on a luxury car.
During a Q&A session on her Instagram stories, the lively content creator said she does not take life too seriously. She admitted she would not hesitate to clear out her bank account for her dream car.
Gloria shared that she has always admired top-end models like the Audi A7, Porsche Panamera and the Lamborghini Urus Mansory. She added that she is currently driving an Audi A7.
” I can use all my savings on a car, I really don’t take life seriously as y’all do. I mean it. It was always an Audi A7, Porsche panamera Lamborghini urus mansory I’m currently driving no 1″ Gloria Ntazola stated.
Ntazola’s rise to fame
Ntazola went viral after a video of her interaction with a Nairobi City County officer where the officer entered her vehicle, and a heated encounter followed that spread widely on social media platforms. That moment brought her national attention and helped launch her online presence.
Since then, she has remained prominent on platforms such as TikTok and Instagram. She is known for sharing her personal life, lifestyle content, opinions, and bold commentary on social issues.
Her online activities have drawn both praise and criticism. At times, she has addressed rumours about her personal life, including speculation about relationships after viral videos featuring luxury items and cars circulated online.
