The Murayas have marked Valentine's Day with a message to their fans that they refused to wear the traditional red outfits to showcase their love.
The famous couple instead wore black outfits for their official photo of the day.
The gospel minister chose to explain their defiance.
In a message, Size 8 on her Instagram also disclosed that the pair have agreed not to smile or even do all the lovey-dovey things couples engage in to show their love online.
"This Valentine's Day we do things opposite …For us -😹No RedNo holdingNo smilingNo flowersMapenzi ni ya kila siku. Happy Valentine's to you all"
Their respective fans in the comments section have noted how the two look elegant and stylish despite going against the normal color scheme.
Here are theories about the color you wear on Valentine's day
- Red Color – It symbolizes love and romance.
- Yellow – Yellow shows you have recently broken up.
- Orange – It suggests you will propose to your crush.
- Blue – Blue suggests you're free and can accept proposals this Valentine’s Day.
- Pink – Wearing Pink means you have accepted his proposal, and are thrilled about it.
- Black – Black lets people know your proposal has been rejected and is announcing the same. Also, it means you're not interested in or looking for love.
- Green – Green signifies waiting. This person is waiting for an answer from the individual.
- White – There’s also a color for those in love or are happily engaged to their partners. Hauko soko.
- Purple or Grey – It means you are not interested in suitors, but perhaps they can try some other time.
- Brown – It represents a broken heart.
Meanwhile, fans can catch up with the couple on TV47 every Sunday where they have a show dubbed Love in the Wild'.
It premiered on 11th February.
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