Ghanaian TikTokker Who Works in Mortuary in Belgium Says She Makes More Than R140K Monthly

• Ghanaian TikToker Sexydiva, who works as a mortuary attendant in Belgium, revealed in an interview with ZionFelix that she earns a monthly income of R143 000
• According to her, although the job pays well, it's demanding as she dresses about five dead bodies daily
• She mentioned that the job requires great courage and a pure heart in the video shared on Facebook by ZionFelix

Ghanaian TikTokker Sexydiva, who works as a mortuary attendant in Belgium, revealed in an interview with ZionFelix that she earns a monthly income of R143 000.

She disclosed that her daily routine involves dressing about five deceased bodies, emphasising that the job requires immense courage and fearlessness.

Sexydiva added:

"If you're the type of person who does not have a pure heart, you will not be able to do it."

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Netizens interested in well-paid mortuary job

The interview, shared by ZionFelix on Facebook, has stirred reactions from many people, sparking discussions about her profession's challenges and unique nature.

Sexydiva's openness about her work has generated curiosity and conversation among viewers.

Victor Owusu commented:

"The secret of making it in all your endeavours is first liking the work you find yourself in, forget about the monetary aspect at start, it well and it will pay off later. That's her secret!"

Kwame Oteng stated:

"Great interview. I like her, she's human, bold, strong and has good spirit."

Cornelius Opoku-Mensah indicated:

"Eii she has nine children paaaa and she's still young, wow!!!! You're a great woman, Aunty Vida."

Watch the video below:

Fearless woman working with dead bodies

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In another story reported by Briefly News, a Kenyan female mortician, Philinda, has opened up about her profession and the challenges she encountered on her journey to become a qualified mortuary worker. The audacious mom received training at the University of Nairobi before officially beginning the work.

Speaking to Ghanaian DJ Nyaami of SVTV African, Philinda disclosed that her family disapproved of her decision to become a mortician when she first told them.

Source: YEN.com.gh