She owns a multi-million Ringgit company and she has a larger-than-life personality, so it's not entirely surprising that she has her fair share of suitors.
The problem is, the men she dated couldn't handle her wealth.
Datuk Seri Vida told Astro Awani that she is open to having relationships with men but is wary of the divorces that she went through.
Speaking from experiences with her former partner, she said the men who come into her life will initially express their love to her, but would later ‘drown’ after seeing her wealth.
The men who enter her world and see her wealth, she said, "won't hesitate to 'kill' to enjoy it".
However, Vida told the news portal that her focus now is not on relationships or marriage but on her business and her daughter’s food products.
She also said that she is on the lookout for new programmes to sponsor because four years of sponsoring certain reality television programs didn’t help her business.
She also recently quashed rumours that she is facing financial difficulties because it has been almost a year since she last appeared on TV (not to mention the snags she met with her Lavida Coin), revealing that she has shifted her focus to social media marketing as it was an easy-to-navigate platform for anyone using smartphones.
Vida added that she was going to release a new single this year, after Hari Raya, so if you loved her old single "I Am Me", you'll have something to look out for.