The couple's playful banter quickly caught the attention of their viewers, sparking a flurry of comments online. Some of the reactions included:
Henrycruz (@henrycruz949): "This is where you know that a man has already lost his respect."
Ligih 🇰🇪 (@Ian_Ligih): "That's why relationships are prohibited at work."
F®️anklin Wafula 🇰🇪 (@FrankUtdRx): "They never have dramas. What's the secret?"
Kate 💦😍 (@MissLingard14): "This is totally unacceptable."
koech (@KenyaTwitt): "This is personal, hawa ni kama walianzia kwa nyumba 🤣"
mwandokamau 🇺🇸🇰🇪 (@kamaumwando): "Hapa mama alikuwa kimeumana"
EchoHaven™🇰🇪 (@Meltus25): "Naishaa mimi, Wacha nicheke kwanza😂😂"
Marlon K.🇰🇪 (@Mongela_h): "Weeh, fear women, daughters of Jezebel."
E Lewis 🇰🇪 (@Elewis001): "Lkn hii imesambaa sana"
Philip Erukon Atokori (@ErukonKe): "But I wish one day we work with my wife in the same office."
The future (@039Future): "Ogopa watu wamekulana"
Macharia Alex🇰🇪🇬🇧 (@machadesigns): "Hio ni Uongo bana"
The mature debate between Lulu and Rashid was sparked by a comment from Bi Mswafari, who urged women to love their parents-in-law, saying,
"Kama huwaangalii wazazi wake vizuri huyu bwana atakudhamini vipi? Kesho kama hayuko duniani utawaangalia wale wazazi?" (If you don't take good care of his parents, how will this man trust you? Tomorrow, if he is no longer in this world, will you take care of those parents?).
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