Stevo Simple Boy Unveils Hilarious Birthday Wishlist, Claims He Wants 2nd Wife With Big ‘Nyash’

Kenyan musician and beloved comedian Stevo Simple Boy has never been one to shy away from dreaming big, and his latest birthday wishlist is a testament to his unique blend of high-reaching ambition and self-deprecating humor. In a series of viral Instagram Stories shared today, t..

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Kenyan musician and comedian Stevo Simple Boy recently shared a viral birthday wishlist on Instagram, showcasing a blend of ambitious dreams and humorous, relatable desires for the year ahead.

Stevo Simple Boy outlined a wishlist that included a "bibi wa pili" (second wife) with a specific physique, an iPhone 17 in orange, and a Toyota Crown as a second vehicle.
He expressed desires for international fame similar to iShowSpeed and a music collaboration with Khaligraph Jones.
The list also humorously included requests for a stable M-Pesa balance, an end to his neighbor's Wi-Fi disconnecting, and new socks without holes.

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