'That white dress...' Betty Kyallo is not interested in another white wedding

ELIZABETH NGIGI Lifestyle, Entertainment Journalist

02 August 2022

• Betty Kyallo has been heartbroken many times to believe any relationship is permanent.

• Betty Kyallo said the only relationship she mourned was after her divorce with Dennis Okari.

Media personality Betty Kyallo says she will never walk down the aisle with any man.

Betty on her reality show, Kyallo Culture said she has been heartbroken many times to believe any relationship is permanent.

"If I am dating someone right now, I would be like, for today we are okay," she said.

The mother of one said her previous relationship was happy but it was not long-lived.

"I don't mourn a relationship. I move on very fast," she said.

"I shower quick and starts again. I will go to my phone book and check, what was this other guy saying three months ago, and be like, 'i dialled your number by mistake....' I don't mourn about relationships."

Betty said the only relationship she mourned was after her divorce from Dennis Okari.

"I did that with the separation from Ivanna's dad but these days am different. I can't believe how things went. It was such a nice relationship and very light. We had a special relationship. The wedding was huge and I didn't think we knew what we were getting ourselves in."

Betty regrets posting too much about her love life then.

"We would post a lot of things when we were on honeymoons and life continued," she said.

"Things started coming up immediately after our honeymoon. One thing after another with the family and after some time, I started feeling like that was not the life I signed up for and we started having issues and after some time, I decided this is not working."

Betty and Okari filed for divorce six months after the wedding.

She said she knew there would be pressure and backlash being that they were both in the limelight but she chose peace and happiness.

"The divorce changed my perception about marriage. We were so happy for four years it didn't make sense that we were there, only for six months inside the marriage," she said.

"If I get a nice guy who I think I would want to be my partner for life, I probably would not go down the aisle, I would just probably date, come we stay, or do a traditional wedding and live it at that. I don't know but I feel like the white dress, there is something about that white dress."