Karen Nyamu begs Edday to forgive Samidoh and come back home

Sen. Karen Nyamu, the nominee, and Mugiithi artist Samidoh’s love story recently took on an intriguing new turn as Nyamu candidly discussed their relationship’s difficulties during a late-night live session on Thursday, August 31.

Nyamu, who has two children with Samidoh, alluded to a complicated situation involving her co-wife, Edday Nderitu, and suggested that their romantic relationship may encounter difficulties.

Karen Nyamu discussed the complexity of her relationship with Samidoh and her current emotions during a touching live social media session.

She admitted that despite her faith in a higher force, she still doesn’t feel at peace with her circumstances.

There was a certain way I prayed, asking God to give me children. Their dad loves them and has other children he loves so much. He has another woman he loves so much. I was telling God to handle that situation, and maybe the other woman (Edday) was also praying and crying from her heart,”

Edday Nderitu, Samidoh’s wife and mother of his three children, has exhibited warning signals that she might not come back, according to Nyamu.

In April, Edday Nderitu moved to the United States with her three kids.

Since then, Edday’s kids have started attending school in the US, where they live with Bernice Saroni, Samidoh’s cousin.

Nyamu stated her desire for a solution that would be advantageous to all parties.

“We have not given up on the other side (Edday), and we are hoping things will work out on the other side since there is no joy. As much as I am happy that my children have their dad, I am with the man I love, which is not very good as it would be if the other side (Edday) was also there. We are all believers, and we know our situations are in safe hands.”

Nyamu maintained her perspective while responding to fans’ comments during the Live session. She merely said, “It is God,” in response to an admirer who said that the man had been left for her.

Nyamu said, “Yes, those are our kids who joined the school in the US, in response to another comment noting that Edday had left and that her kids were now in school. How’s yours doing?

Nyamu recognized the misunderstandings about her relationship with Samidoh.

“I am the most misunderstood woman in Kenya, not that I want you to stand understanding me. This is very okay. I am very real to myself, my God, and the people who matter most.”