Carey Priscilla's hubby stressed about how she could afford yacht

MAUREEN WARUINGE ENTERTAINMENT JOURNALIST

24 May 2022

• Fans want to know if the couple will get baby number two anytime soon.

• The date on a yacht has stressed Benito out.

Beauty entrepreneur, Carey Priscilla, and her husband Benito are at the coast for a baecation. The two chose to holiday in a dreamy location where fans are saying baby number two is on the way.

As part of creating memories, Carey arranged a private yacht date.

Carey told Benito that she had planned a surprise date and then led her blindfolded hubby onto the yacht.

Carey tells Benito the reason for the expensive date is because she thinks he deserves this and more.

"I am so grateful to God you came into my life. You deserve everything good in life."

Benito then disappears briefly to check out the boat as he whispers wondering how she can afford such a date.

"Sasa hii yatch ni pesa ngapi? Huyu bibi yangu anakuanga na connections weeh ama anatoa wapi pesa? Lakini wacha nisishugulike na hio sitaki kukufa mapema." (How much is this yacht? My wife must have really good connections, or where is she getting money to afford such a surprise? Let me not stress about that, I don't want to die early with stress)

The couple has been getting cosy and teasing fans with lovely snaps from their lovely vacation.

The Akorino model's husband, Benito, recently revealed that he only got intimate with her after a year.

"What people need to know is that Akorino women are very sweet. And they are so pure. I waited for a year before I slept with her and it surpassed my expectations. I never regret waiting for her,"

The mother of one has been criticized for showing too much online as fans say her faith doesn't permit her to do so. But hubby Benito defended their online activities saying,

"We just share the same things we do in our home. We shower together, and we love each other. The content is not inappropriate because if it was, it would have been blocked by social media a long time ago. People need to know we are not thinking locally like they are."