That's the million shilling question.

To the man-and-a-half who will take care of two sets of children from different daddys while buying her a ka-nyumba that the cannibal will be anagliaring tu na macho from a distance?

Clip looks like very kawaida woman drama. A woman who has been cheated on is DRAMAAA! It doesn't matter where she's from.

Siku hizi with social media kwanza things are bad. I;ve seen 2 cases where they anika their hubbies on fb. Mmoja for sleeping with mbotch was anikwad on one of those busy county pages. Picha ya huzi na picha ya mbotch hapo hapo.

But most of these cases still end up back together. Like this kalady who had known her husi who earns less was having a kampango who was her mum's workmate. SHe made a series of posts accusing the dude and posting photos of the cheaters. A month later, I saw them in church pamoja. Looking like an insync, happy couple...

I think Kenyan women have resigned themselves to the notion that their men will most def cheat. The biggest advice for that lady to 'pull down the posts and reconcile' came from fellow married women who were telling her how doggish men are and how in a short while all the pain from the cheating would be dead and they'd be laughing about it...with the mzee!

Lakini mwanaume anauma bibi

Njaaament alert.

This seems to be our behaviour. We seem to forget very fast, where we are coming from, and forget people that have carried us along the way. I once took a guy, not a relative, through university and i have promised myself, i will never ever bother with someone else´s problem