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Sean Andrew, the well-known grandson of the late President Mwai Kibaki, has found love with his girlfriend, Ashli Knöchel. The Kenyan model and social media personality has been sharing glimpses of their growing relationship through photos and videos online, capturing the attention of fans and media alike.

How They Met

In an interview with comedian and media personality Obinna on December 12, Sean revealed how he and Ashli met. Their paths crossed at a restaurant in Nairobi they both frequented. During an event, Ashli made the first move.

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“She initiated it,” Sean shared with a smile, recalling the moment. “There was a bit of tequila involved.”
Since their initial connection, the two have been dating for over a year. Sean described Ashli as “Miss Independent,” proudly mentioning her academic achievements as a PhD holder and her career as a doctor.

 

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Their relationship has grown serious, with both having introduced each other to their families. “I’ve met her parents, and she’s met mine. There will be more news soon,” Sean hinted, suggesting exciting developments ahead.

While Sean had previously expressed disinterest in having children, he revealed that he and Ashli have recently been experiencing “baby fever” and are now considering starting a family in the future.

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Who Is Ashli Knöchel?

Ashli Knöchel hails from Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, but has been living in Kenya since 2019. She holds a PhD in Applied Behavioral Analysis from the Chicago School and is a strong advocate for autism awareness and acceptance. Through her social media platforms, Ashli promotes understanding and support for individuals with autism.

Clearing the Air on Tanasha Donna

During the interview, Sean addressed rumors about his relationship with Kenyan singer Tanasha Donna. He clarified that they were just friends and that he currently doesn’t even have her phone number, putting to rest any speculation of a romantic connection.

Currently, Sean is focusing on real estate and lifestyle content on his social media platforms, alongside nurturing his relationship with Ashli.

 

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Sean Andrew, the grandson of former Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki, has shared that having good looks has its pros and cons.

In a recent podcast with Flo and Frens, Sean said that he once went for an audition for an advert and was very optimistic about getting the part. The salary was good and he was already budgeting for it and planning on how he was going to spend it.

However, when he went for the audition, he was told by the casting director that he was too good-looking for the part. The casting director explained that they were looking for someone who looked more relatable to the average person.

This experience left Sean feeling conflicted. On the one hand, he was disappointed that he didn’t get the part. On the other hand, he realized that his good looks could actually be a disadvantage in some situations.

Sean also shared that he has been approached by women who have only shown interest in him because of his looks. This has made him feel like he is being objectified and it has made it difficult for him to find genuine connections with people.

Despite the challenges, Sean is grateful for his good looks. He knows that they can be an asset in many areas of his life, such as in his modeling career. He is also confident that he will be able to find people who love him for who he is, not just for his looks.

Sean’s story is a reminder that good looks are not everything. There are many other factors that contribute to a person’s success and happiness in life. It is important to not let your looks define you.

Kibaki’s grandson Sean Andrew has once again reiterated his decision to not have children in the future. In a recent podcast, Sean said that he loves children but he does not see himself as a father.

He said that he has already mapped out his life and children are not in his plans. He enjoys being an uncle to his nephews and nieces, but he is happy to see them go home to their parents at the end of the day.

Sean also revealed that he is a terrible pet owner because he is always traveling and leaves his pets alone at home. His mother has to take care of them in his absence.

Last year, Sean made headlines when he announced on Instagram that he had made the decision not to have children. He said that he had known for a long time that he did not want to be a father.

Sean added that he is not actively looking for a partner, but if he meets someone who is on the same wavelength with him, he will explore the idea of having children.

Sean’s decision to not have children is a personal one, and it is important to respect his choice. He is not the only person who has decided not to have children, and there are many reasons why people make this decision. Some people do not want the responsibility of raising children, while others feel that they cannot afford to have children. Still others simply do not feel the desire to have children.

It is important to remember that there is no right or wrong answer when it comes to the decision of whether or not to have children. It is a personal decision that should be made based on individual circumstances and beliefs.

Sean Andrew, the grandson of late President Mwai Kibaki, has said that he believes John Jomo Kenyatta, the son of retired President Uhuru Kenyatta, was unfairly targeted by the government.

Andrew made the comments during the grand opening of Chateau 254 Cellar Gastro Club, which is owned by Akothee’s daughter Vesha Okello. He said that he knows Jomo personally and believes that he is innocent of the accusations leveled against him.

“Jomo is someone I know personally and I think he was unfairly targeted,” Andrew said. “I am not gonna pick sides politically or anything but I think Jomo is innocent so is Mama Ngina, they should not have targeted anyone unrelated to what their disagreements are.”

Andrew also said that he believes that the government should not have involved the public in the dispute between Jomo and his father. He said that the two men should “talk it out” and that the public should not be dragged into their personal disagreements.

Content creator Sean Andrew Kibaki recently opened up about his experience with online dating and the unexpected reason behind shaving his signature dreadlocks.

Sean shared that he initially joined online dating platforms due to peer pressure, but he soon realized that the interactions on these apps were not fulfilling. He found the digital connections to be shallow and unsatisfactory.

“They are rubbish interactions, you never leave the app so why are you making unworthy connections?” he said.

He emphasized the importance of genuine connections and immersive experiences involving all senses. He believes that real bonds are nurtured through personal, in-person interactions.

“We are humans; we communicate in person; there’s no business about being locked in these electronic devices,” he said.

Kibaki clarified that he is content with his current state of being alone and in no rush to find a partner. He is looking for a decent partner with whom he can build a legacy together.

Kibaki’s experience with online dating is a reminder that meaningful relationships go beyond the digital realm. Real connections are built through genuine interactions and shared experiences.

Instagram fans gave Sean Andrew a hard tackle during an interactive questions and answers session. The Kibaki heir was forced to come clean after he was accused of discriminating against dark-skinned women.

“Why don’t you like talking to black women and people who are not famous in the eyes of the media?” a fan asked Sean Andrew.

He was irritated by the question but went on to clarify that he doesn’t treat people based on their skin color or material possession.

“What an ignorant question. I have friends and people who appreciate me and I appreciate them. I don’t have time for such ignorance and this is the last time I will respond to such things,” Sean Andrew responded.

Celly Rue Brown

The accusations leveled against Sean are false since in October this year he said he was more than willing to start a friendship with Akothee’s daughter Celly Rue Brown who is team dark skin.

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Sean Andrew Kibaki responded to all questions Kenyans asked him during a Question-and-Answer (Q&A) session. Retired president Kibaki grandson set the record straight about getting back with ex girlfriend Elodie Zone.

Sean also made it clear that he was not gay like some people thought. He also expressed his feeling towards homosexuality.

Joining politics?

Sean Andrew didn’t directly state whether he will be joining politics at one point or not. He however stated he comes from a family that believes in helping Kenyans without necessarily joining politics.

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Kilimani Mums’ women are going to be pissed by Sean Andrew’s itchy sentiments – Kibaki’s grandson has zero tolerance for cougars salivating after young men.

Fisilets at Kilimani Mums are infamous for salivating after men regardless of their age as long as they are attractive to their eyes.

Not all men are however comfortable with grown women being attracted to them sexually – Sean Andrew is one of those men.

Speaking to the Star, Andrew said Kilimani Mums are grown women who could lead by example in doing something positive instead of thirsting over guys.

“I appreciate all the love being sent towards me and all the admiration from women. I’m humbled by it. It doesn’t add to my ego or anything. I’m grateful but I didn’t know about this Kilimani Mums thing. Quite honestly, it’s not that it makes me uncomfortable but I think they would do better with their time if they use that group for something positive other than thirsting over guys. They are grown women after all. They could lead by example in doing something positive. That’s what I believe,” Sean Andrew said when he was asked whether he was aware of Kilimani Mums.