Taking to Twitter on Friday, Miami, who is a filmmaker and a budding musician, revealed that he broke both of his elbows during the accident.
Silas Miami
He went on to add that other than the horrific pain that he was experiencing, one thing that really bothered him was the emergency medical technicians had had to cut through his Ivy Park sweatshirt.
The post was accompanied with a photo that showed Miami smiling, as if he was not feeling the pain, with bandages on both of his hands.
Miami and his gay lover celebrated their first anniversary on December 10, 2020. The two bought for each other some beautiful flowers and cut a cate to mark the auspicious occasion.
Silas Miami, the son of former media personality Louis Otieno, has been the talk of the town over the last few weeks after he posted photos of his gay soul mate.
Miami – who lives in South Africa – revealed via a Twitter post that he was married to a chap who goes by the name Patrick, adding that they were living happily together.
Silas Miami
“I met and married someone just under a year ago. He’s got all the things, kindness, courage, honesty, but why all this is fine, that is not why I married him,” he wrote
While this was a personal decision, a number of Kenyans decided to give him their two cent and wondered why he had decided to settle down with a man.
Others claimed that he was putting his family’s name to shame and that he should not have come out in the open about his sexuality in such a manner.
Louis Otieno
I find this interesting for a number of reasons, one is the fact that his sexuality does not affect those who are lambasting him in any way yet they continue to do so.
The second is because societal norms are overrated. People should find whatever makes them happy and not be afraid of what members of the society will think.
The fact that Miami is from a ‘prominent’ family is neither here nor there. It should not bother him that some few individuals have refused to mind their own business.
Truth be told, I am sure he does not know zilch about the private lives of the individuals who keep bashing him on social media, so why should his personal life bother you? Give him a break! Enough said
Former TV broadcaster, Louis Onyango Otieno has become the talk of town after his son, Silas Miami reportedly got married to the love of his life, Patrick.
The young man confirmed the news online, announcing he was now happily married to his lover in South Africa, after finding true love in him.
Turns out that these two lovers wedded more than an year ago but sought to keep it wrapped under their arms until they were confident about it.
Louis Otieno´s son, Silas Miami confirms he is Gay
Silas who works as a filmmaker and photographer in the African country, showered his Mzungu lover with praises, acclaiming:
I met and married someone just under a year ago. He´s got all the things: kindness, courage, honesty etc., but while all this is fine, that is not why I married him.
Marriage
Silas hinted that once they hit 10 years of being together, they will tie the knot. However, none of them believes in the vocation of marriage. But having found something special in each other, they went for it.
In fact, neither of us believed in marriage. We still don´t. But after months of us looking at options for what companionship would look like, especially seeing us travel isn´t exactly easy for us, we settled on going for it. We maintain an ethically polyamorous situation because monogamy gives us both migraines.
Lovers, Silas and Patrick Miami
Silas could not contain his elation, bragging to the world how his better half, Patrick had taken up his name, just like the wife does in a heterosexual marriage.
That being said, Patrick Miami (yes, he took my name) is my primary life partner and I´m proud to be his.
Silas Miami´s Facebook postSilas Miami´s Facebook post
The two lovers reside in South Africa where homosexuality has been openly accepted. Silas has previously stated that he hardly communicates his his dad, Louis though they are in a cordial relationship.
The news was welcomed with love and hate in equal measure.
