The WaJesus family has opened up about some of the toxic dynamics they've navigated in their marriage at the premiere of Jackie Matubia's web series 'Toxic' event.
Milly for her part voiced her need for personal space, citing Kabi's occasional failure to provide her with sufficient 'me time' as a source of toxicity in their relationship.
"It's too toxic. Kabi doesn't give me enough me time. I feel like that is too toxic. Sometimes I just want to be alone. I need me time because I'm also a person," Milly said.
Kabi, however, defended himself by pointing out how Milly's desire for solitude sometimes led to her isolating herself within their home, excluding him and even their children from her space.
He described this behavior as toxic, stressing the necessity for balance and mutual consideration in their interactions as a couple.
"It's more about in the house. You know what she means when she says me time, she just wants to be alone. Even in the bedroom, she locks herself in and wants to stay as she wishes. When she acts like she doesn't want me around and wants me to provide for her, that's toxic. Your desire for me time is toxic. Like she wants to be alone in the house, even at the expense of the children," Kabi explained.
Their revelations about each other's toxic traits comes barely a week after Milly stunned Kenyans during an interview with Oga Obinna after claiming that her husband Kabi used to have a rich mumama who supported his lifestyle.
She made this claim during an interview with a prominent YouTuber when she was discussing whether she had ever felt insecure in her almost decade-long relationship with hubby, Kabi who asked her why she was exposing such things.
"Sasa wewe umeana kuleta vitu hata haziko kwa media," Kabi cheekily said in response.
"Wewe kubali kama ulikuwa umewekwa ulikuwa umewekwa," Obinna said as they all burst out laughing.
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