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Cik B: Prize Money Doesn't Match Investment in Reality Show
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Cik B: Prize Money Doesn't Match Investment in Reality Show

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Social media influencer Cik B feels the prize money from "Talk To My Manager" season two does not match her 10-week investment.
  • Despite the perceived imbalance, the daughter of cosmetics mogul Datuk Seri Vida is reluctant to disclose the exact cost of her participation.
  • Cik B, who secured third place, considers herself a winner despite the financial outcome.

Social media influencer Cik B believes the prize money she received for placing third in the "Talk To My Manager" season two reality show does not adequately compensate for her 10-week investment. The daughter of prominent entrepreneur Datuk Seri Vida expressed her feelings about the competition's financial returns.

While Cik B acknowledged the perceived disparity between her expenses and winnings, she declined to reveal the specific amount she invested throughout the program. Her participation in the show, which concluded recently, saw her competing against other personalities.

Despite the financial considerations, Cik B maintains a positive outlook, stating that she considers herself a winner. Her involvement in the show has added another dimension to her public profile, which is largely built on her social media presence and her family's business ventures.

I consider myself a winner.

— Cik BCik B's personal reflection on her performance and financial outcome in the reality show.
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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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