“Time for Babies”- Betty Kyallo & Charlie Jones Celebrate Two-Year Anniversary

Celebrated Kenyan journalist and entrepreneur Betty Kyallo and her long-time partner, Charlie Jones, are marking their second dating anniversary with a romantic safari getaway and lighthearted public exchange about their future. The couple, who have become one of Kenya’s most-w..

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Journalist and entrepreneur Betty Kyallo and her partner, Charlie Jones, celebrated their two-year dating anniversary, with Charlie playfully hinting at starting a family.

The couple marked their anniversary on Sunday, November 23, 2025.
Charlie suggested, "2 years? Hapa sasa ni watoto sasa. No pressure though."
Betty confirmed their relationship publicly in June 2024 after keeping Charlie's identity private.
Initial reports incorrectly stated Charlie was 21; he clarified he is 26, while Betty is 35.

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