Rufftone is an artist who rose to popularity after he produced a peace song that that featured the GSU titled Mungu Baba.

During an interview with the Star's Word Is, Rufftone revealed how tough the marriage journey is.

"You learn everyday  that you are supposed to be there. As a young man I just thought about my fans  but when you get married the book of God tells me, God first, family second and the rest follows.

So actualizing that hierarchy requires a lot of patience. Some of the lessons that I have learnt is that your wife is always  right and when she wrong she is right. Another thing is, kids grow first and they remind you that you are aging fast," Rufftone added.

The singer continued, "Marriage and love is like mint bubble gum as you start to chew, it is bitter but as you continue it becomes better as long as you found someone compatible you can move and you can't do marriage without God."

Asked what his take is on Eunice Njeri's 24 hour marriage to rapper Izzo, Rufftone said:

"I cannot comment about Eunice Njeri's break up with her husband is because she is my friend and I have not sat down with her to talk about that. I will be real, at some point you a reach a point in marriage, you feel you that you need a breather, but then you put a comma and move on," he revealed.

Rufftone is happily married to Krystal and they are blessed with two kids.

The star is currently promoting his song Prodigal Daughter.