Wahu still had major doubts about marrying Nameless on wedding day

The couple revealed some intimate details to Ben Cyco and his wife

Piece by: Maureen Waruinge
Entertainment

• Wahu speaks about breaking up and also reveals why they both wanted to get married.

Nameless and Wahu.
Image: Instagram

Wahu and Nameless serve couple goals to their respective fans. The two parents are opening up about their wedding and relationship in a podcast with Ben Cyco and his wife Wanjiru.

In the interview, Wahu disclosed that although their wedding was the most beautiful ceremony, there were lingering doubts, much like other brides have.

She confessed that her best maid at the time kept asking Wahu if she was sure she wanted to marry Nameless.

"I think for me I remember even before I came to the husband and wife part, my best maid when we were on the boat, we were on the other side, she was asking, 'Are you sure?' 

She was like you know we can turn back, then I'm like you know we can't, let's be realistic we can't."

Wahu laughs about the moment and then admitted she was anxious as well.

"I'm excited, I really wanted this to happen, but at the same time I was anxious about the same things, and expectations about husband and wife that felt beautiful, it felt really good."

Nameless lovingly listens as his wife gives her opinion on marriage. The two who have been married for 18 years dated for 8 years and they broke up at some point.

Nameless revealed this while saying why he thought Wahu wanted to get married.

"There were moments of doubt of argh wacha niwachane na huyu jamaa," Wahu then interjected saying why she wanted to break up.

"Tulikuwa tunasema we need a break, that break would be three days and like but we can call each other, sindiyo," she said about her decision.

Nameless concurred saying they were not pretty sure.

"It's never that easy until you find the flow but I can tell it gets better. One major thing that I learnt is that you check yourself," he said.

Wahu advised that counselling should be a continuous process in marriage.

"I genuinely feel like for how serious marriage is that the amount of counselling that we accord it - six weeks before marriage- dude this is the rest of your life what I feel is important is it needs to be a continuous thing. Counselling needs to be kinda embedded in your relationship."

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