Jamaican dancehall star Charly Black is searching for his missing jewellery after losing a chain and pendant worth approximately KSh 1.1 million following his performance in Nairobi.
The Gyal You a Party Animal hitmaker revealed that the valuable accessories disappeared after his show at Masshouse, located at Ngong Racecourse, on Saturday, October 10.
Speaking during an interview with Oga Obinna on Tuesday, October 13, Charly Black explained that he had been wearing the jewellery during his performance before realizing it was missing afterwards.
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"If you watch my performance Saturday night, you'll see I had it on. But after, I sent everybody to look for it," he said.
Despite efforts to locate the missing items, the singer had not recovered them by the time of the interview.
Charly Black reveals value of missing jewellery.
The Jamaican musician disclosed that the missing jewellery comprises a pendant valued at approximately $6,000 (KSh 776,000) and a chain worth about $2,500 (KSh 323,000).
Together, the two pieces are estimated to be worth approximately $8,500, translating to about KSh 1.1 million.
When asked whether he wanted the pendant back, Charly Black made it clear that recovering the expensive accessory was important to him.
"Yeah, the pendant. It cost $6,000. Of course I want it," he said.
The singer's revelation highlighted the substantial value of the jewellery, which he had worn on stage during his Nairobi performance.
Charly Black speaks on reward for missing chain.
During the interview, the discussion also turned to the possibility of rewarding whoever finds and returns the missing jewellery.
Charly Black said he would speak to Adelaide to establish the arrangements surrounding the reward. He indicated that the payment would be made in US dollars rather than Kenyan shillings.
However, he did not disclose the exact amount the person who recovers the jewellery would receive.
The singer is now hoping that someone who attended the performance or was present at the venue afterwards might help locate the missing pieces.
