Kenyan secular artist Willy Paul has publicly reiterated his strong opposition to marriage, citing widespread concerns about infidelity and the fear of betrayal. His stance comes despite having a popular wedding-themed song, highlighting a significant shift in his views.

• Willy Paul expressed his decision not to marry due to fears of marital infidelity.
• He cited watching men take their own lives after being betrayed by their wives as a key reason for his choice.
• The artist, known for the wedding song “I Do” with Alaine, stated emphatically in Swahili, “Kuoa mi sitaki kuoa, sitaki kuoa” (I don’t want to get married, I don’t want to get married).