Pritty Vishy fires back at Stevo Simple Boy’s Ozempic claim
Kenyan social media was sent into a frenzy after Pritty Vishy dropped a string of Instagram Stories that many instantly read as a perfectly timed clap back. There were no rants, no name-calling, and no tagging. Just calm, calculated slides — and within minutes, screenshots were..
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Pritty Vishy recently took to Instagram Stories to deliver a "clap back" that has set Kenyan social media ablaze, widely interpreted as a response to Stevo Simple Boy's Ozempic claim. Her carefully worded posts avoided direct confrontation, instead delivering sharp messages that left followers to connect the dots.
- Pritty Vishy subtly addressed individuals who are bold online but quiet in real life, hinted at shame over past relationships, and countered the narrative that her fame stemmed from dating someone else.
- The posts, shared without direct tags or rants, garnered widespread attention with screenshots rapidly circulating across online platforms.
- One notable post stated that some former partners are simply "aibu kuitwa ex," suggesting embarrassment over past associations.
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