Grace Ekirapa has explained why she does not fancy gifts from her hubby Pascal Tokodi.
Speaking to Mpasho.co.ke, Grace was asked if her hubby had a push gift for her after welcoming a child recently.
A push gift (also called a push present) is a gift a partner or woman's family gives to the birthing mother to mark the occasion of her giving birth to their child.
According to Grace, her love language is different from what people are used to seeing with most online celebrities.
She said she treasures every time she spends with her husband Pascal.
"I think he gives me a push gift every day when he tells me he loves me," she said.
"Every couple has a love language. Mine is not just only about gifts, it's his presence. I think I am allergic to his absence.
Every time he is not home, I am like, I can't wait to see him."Grace added that being around each other is more precious than any tangible gift."Also, him taking care of our baby, just that is more than any other gift."
Grace heaped praises at her husband saying he has been extremely supportive in raising their daughter.
"Pascal has more night trips with the baby than I do," she said.
"He is awake most of the time at night and so when the baby wakes up to feed he is there with her. It's like he has done it before. I like the fact that he is extremely supportive in the journey. I only breastfeed."
During fathers day on Sunday, Grace thanked Pascal for walking together with her since they became parents.
"I love the person you have become. Jasmine is blessed to call you Dad because I know you would lay down your life to protect her. I love how you love our baby, how you wake up in the night and feed her, change her diaper, sing for her till she sleeps again, you are her super hero and I will be here to tell her that when she is old enough to understand."
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