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Huddah slams Kenyans calling her uneducated: I didn’t get a degree but I’m doing well. What have you done with your degree? 

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Huddah Monroe has been trying to prove she’s more than a socialite lately but Kenyans are not buying it. Not yet.

The socialite has been preaching on why her businesses have been successful and what people should do to make there’s successful. Kenyans however, have thanked her with abuse of all kinds calling her a prostitute.

Smart

On social media, the socialite recently had to fight Kenyans yet again after they called her uneducated. Huddah never went to university but insisted that going to Uni is not a stamp you’ll be successful.

She claimed she’s street smart unlike many who were trolling her and they are just book smart.

One fan asked her, “Hey Huddah, correct me if I’m wrong but you’re uneducated but very successful and I admire that.”

“I have brains more than 99% of graduates. You are book smart. I am a book and street smart. You can’t outshine me ever!” she answered. 

Fida CEO Teresa Omondi: We are doing everything to ensure Hopekid and DK are in court 

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA Kenya) is doing whatever possible to make sure the 20-year-old girl accusing gospel singer DK Kwenye Beat and Hopekid of molesting and infecting her with Herpes is charged.

Speaking to the Star, Fida CEO Teresa Omondi said they are doing all they can to get in touch with the woman for free legal services.

“She has not reached out to us and we have not been able to get her contacts. However, we are still trying to contact her just in case she still wants to get legal assistance. We can only proceed with this if she has given us consent. So far, we have no instructions from her to proceed, and that means we have nothing to work with at the moment,” she said. 

Adding:

“As Fida, we cannot reach out to the gospel artistes to ask them if it is really true they infected the woman or not, given that such investigations are mainly carried out by the DPP.”

Gospel industry

The 20-year-old Nakuru woman confessed what the two did that pushed her to almost committing suicide, saying it left her regretting why she went to Nairobi from Nakuru.

“These people in the gospel industry aren’t really about helping people or preaching the word, they are here hurting people and I believe I am not the first person, the second one or the last person.

“I believe there could be something going on even if it’s not these two people who happened to defile me. I went there knowing I am going to meet one person whom I had been talking to, not the second party.

“I want to just make it clear that if I knew I will find another person or if I knew they had a plan on me, to both have intercourse with me at a go in a three-way, I wouldn’t have gone there,” she disclosed.

Huddah: Vera is not my enemy but media makes it look like it 

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

The beef between socialites Vera Sidika and Huddah Monroe is media created, media propelled and enjoyed by fans, at least according to Huddah.

While answering fans’ questions using the new Instagram questioning feature, Huddah addressed her so called beef with Sidika and said that the two are not really enemies but media always makes them look like they hate each other.

Blame media

It’s true the two have been considered as enemies for a long time but Huddah said not the way media has always portrayed it.

“Honest to God, she has never been an issue. We are two totally different people. She is doing her and I am doing me. Media will always make everything seem so bad and they create beef where it doesn’t exist. So you end up hating on another for no reason,” she said.

“That’s not who I am. I am generally a very loving person. I regret all the bullshit and all the social media dramas and that’s why I don’t do it anymore. Cheers to positivity, “she said.

Huddah: I don’t inspire young girls to take naked photos, parents have neglected their kids

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Socialite Huddah Monroe has angered some Kenyans online several after sharing nudes. Not many were happy with the move but according to Huddah, most of them have been paid for and she believes young girl wouldn’t do the same after watching her.

Bad parenting

Huddah

The socialite recently shared that only kids who have slacking parents will post such photos online and society shouldn’t blame her for that.

“Most girls look up to me. I don’t think i’ve inspired anyone to post nude pictures. This issue come from parents who’ve neglected their kids and come to social media to see what huddah has done.” she said.

She went on to add that her photos are usually paid for and that’s why she’s takes them.

“Most of the time when i take a photo in a bikini i’m marketing the bikini or the hotel. i’m just doing it cause i’m being paid to do it. don’t take photos carelessly you have to be making money out of it.”

” FIDA is a motherF@#ker! Where were they when my mum was being battered” says Huddah

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Huddah is not happy with FIDA and according to her, they are just a name with no action. As far as we know FIDA Kenya fights for women who are physically abused and those with dead beat dads who never help their children.

But socialite Huddah ha come out to call them out for not helping women in the society. The socialite went on to ask them where they were when her mum and friends were being accused by their partners.

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According to her, they often tell these ladies to go home and back the next day when they know that they will not help them. This comes after a South African socialite by the name of Karabo Mokoena was recently killed and burned by her boyfriend who had been abusing her for a while and since no action was taken against him, he ended up taking the lady’s life.

 

Huddah

Huddah compared this situation to what has been happening in the country as most ladies hide in their abusive relationships as no one is out here to help them.

We cannot confirm whether what she said is true but at this time and age it is important for everyone (not only the ladies) to understand the importance of walking out of abusive relationships. As hard as it sounds, the only way to walk out alive is understanding that it never gets better after the first physical fight.