Makena Njeri is now Chris Muriithi. In a previous interview, the LGBTQ activist Makena Njeri said she enjoys it when her partners refer to her as “daddy.”
When Makena came out as a gay woman in May of last year, she did so as a non-binary person. Makena Njeri is the Founder & CEO of Bold Network Africa. A Bold Movement for the Rights of LGBT People.
Makena claimed in a video produced by an international media outlet, TedX, for TedX Parklands that it had taken her years to come to terms with the reality and admit it to herself.
The former “Tahidi High” actress claimed that during the previous ten years, she had a difficult time “conforming to the many societal expectations that have been forced on her from a very young age” and leading a normal life.
“At 19 years old, coming to the city, I wanted to act and become a superstar featuring in different TV shows.
But I knew for a fact that the battles I had been going through as a teenager will be tested in this city. I realized that what society wanted me to take wasn’t the case for humanity and me.”
“I remember for the first time in my life after very many years looking at myself in the mirror and I said to myself, I am gay, I am unique and this is my truth,” said Makena Njeri.
She likes it when her partners gives her male pet names, even though she has female Genes, a female body, and female anatomy.
Despite the fact that she is currently married, she recently declared that Mitchelle Ntalami will always be a part of her life.
Even though she says she does not identify as a male, Makena Njeri asserts that she is made up of masculine energy. She confirms that she finds shopping in the men’s section to be entirely normal based on her attire.
Makena Njeri is now using Chris Muriithi as her name.
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