Edday Nderitu sends a heartfelt message one year after departing Kenya.

Edday Nderitu, the former wife of mugithi singer Samidoh, continues to make strides in the US. Reflecting on her decision to leave her relationship and relocate to the US a year ago, she shared a heartfelt message on her social media.

“Exactly one year ago today, I took a leap of faith and embarked on a new chapter in my life! It required immense courage and determination. Here’s to celebrating my growth, resilience, and the exciting adventures that lie ahead!” she wrote.

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The mother of three went on to say, “Over the past year, I’ve discovered new strengths, developed coping mechanisms, and gained valuable insights about myself and my capabilities. I will keep moving forward, even if the path ahead remains unclear. I’ve got this! Every step, even the ones that feel uncertain or intimidating, is an opportunity for growth and learning.”

Her message of hope and determination inspired her fans, who left supportive comments on her post:

“Congratulations on one year! It’s great to see you prioritizing yourself and your children. Wishing you all the best,” wrote edithkanana.

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“Your growth is truly admirable! I’ve witnessed your journey, and I must say, there is immense power in prayer. You’ve become such an amazing woman,” commented turkishwearkenya.

“I’ve never been happier for anyone than I am for you and your beautiful kids. May God continue to watch over you, mama,” expressed janemwangi129.

“Congratulations, woman of faith! May God go before you and may His favor be upon you and your beautiful children now and always,” added wkamanu.

In 2023, she publicly announced her decision not to be in a polygamous relationship, confronting her husband. Later, she shared a photo of herself traveling to the US with her three children, initially thought to be a vacation, but a year later, she remains in the US, forging ahead with her new life.