Abel Mutua's wife, Judy Nyawira popularly known as Bi Mkurugenzi has called out people who flood her DMs asking her to get a second child.
Bi Mkuru and Abel Mutua are blessed with a 12-year-old daughter, Stephanie Mumbua alias Mumbus.
Speaking to SPMBuzz, an agitated Nyawira asked to address such people and called them out for their 'stupid' questions.
"We closed that chapter we are OK with just one child," said Nyawira. Please those stupid questions that you people keep asking in the DM eti ongeza mwingine please those are stupid questions"
She says such people never know why people make such decisions saying for them it is a personal decision and they are satisfied with having just one child.
Narrating how she became a mother, Nyawira delved into how she found out she was expecting Mutua's child at a tender age of 22.
She says at that age she was clueless and only God and life has taught her how to be a good mother.
"I got pregnant when I was in my third year of college. I was 22 years old when I got pregnant at 22 what do you know? Actually you know almost nothing in life. Umejua tu shule so you are just about to finish school ndio uingie into the real world," she said.
She added, At that particular point the day I did that pregnancy test and confirmed that I was pregnant I went and spent the whole day crying. I was with Abel so I went and showed him the results, that day I cried the whole day and 12 years later we are here."
Nyawira says even the greatest parents of them all don't have a manual when it comes to parenting and motherhood. "I always say it is God because you can only do much. I always say as a responsible mother I do what I can and leave the rest to God."
She says she loves the fact that she is a young mom adding that she wouldn't advice anyone to follow her steps but insisted on the benefits of having a child at a younger age.
"I can't tell you to get pregnant at 22 but if you happen to have a stable man and you have gotten to a point where you feel like life is good, sometimes I say yeah getting a kid at a young age it is a good thing because you get to enjoy your adult life well."
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