US-based Kenyan entrepreneur Bernice Saroni shared on Facebook her difficult decision to leave a polygamous marriage to prioritize her peace of mind, despite the challenges it presented, particularly for her children.

• Her decision stemmed from "marriage battles" and a refusal to tolerate polygamy, prioritizing peace over "titles."
• The move necessitated transferring her three sons from St. Christopher’s International School, which cost Ksh 550,000 per term, to St. Hannah’s School in Karen due to financial constraints.
• Her children faced significant challenges, including learning Swahili from scratch and adjusting to new learning methods, which was emotionally difficult for Saroni.

Rapper Toxic Lyrikali went viral after engaging in heated exchanges with fans on Instagram, confidently defending his relevance in the music industry against claims that he would "fall off."

• Toxic Lyrikali responded to a fan's comment, "Utaishaa tuh kama wengineee" (You will fall off like the others), with "Utakufa ukingoja" (You will die while waiting).
• He dismissed a comparison to rapper Mr Right by stating, "Numbers don’t lie," highlighting his recent success dominating Kenyan streaming charts.
• Known for his bold persona and past controversies with artists like Tipsy Gee and Fathermoh, Toxic Lyrikali was previously named "Rapper of the Year" at the 254 Radio Awards.

Tyler Mbaya, known as Baha from Machachari, and content creator Georgina Njenga have fueled reunion rumors after sharing a romantic-looking video on Instagram. The former couple, who split in 2023, appeared affectionate, leading fans to speculate about rekindling their relationship.

• The video, posted on both their accounts, showed Tyler Mbaya and Georgina Njenga appearing close with warm body language.
• Their relationship began in 2020, and they welcomed a daughter in 2022.
• The caption, “Someone said this year is a recap of past years,” further fueled speculation of a reunion.