Tanzanian video vixen Zuwena wa Diamond has made headlines with her bold declaration that she would never consider dating a Kenyan man.
During a recent Instagram Live session, she expressed her views on Kenyan men, stating that they lack the romantic language she appreciates.
“I can never have a Kenyan man, the way they are. With their Kiswahili?” she remarked, indicating her dissatisfaction with the way love is expressed in Kenya.
Zuwena complained about how Kenyan men tend to invite women without any romantic undertones, saying they often give off an uninviting vibe, expressing her preference for more affectionate approaches.
The video vixen went on to affirm her happiness in her current relationship with her partner, Philipo, whom she described as a “white man” and noted that she has no desire to change her dating preferences.
In addition to Zuwena, other Kenyan celebrities have also publicly expressed similar sentiments.
Social media personalities Huddah Monroe and Shakila have both voiced their preferences against dating Kenyan men.
Shakila mentioned her inclination towards Nigerian men, commending their hospitality and generous nature.
“Nigerians are the sweetest people you can meet; they give you money and treat you well,” she said.
Shakila also reflected on her experiences, stating, “I don’t want to cheat on my partner, so God help me.”
She expressed regret over trusting the wrong people and entertaining friendships that did not serve her well.
Huddah Monroe has also been outspoken about her preferences, calling Kenyan men “stingy” and stating that she doesn’t remember the last time she dated one.
“I don’t date Kenyans. I see all Kenyan men as my brothers,” she remarked.
This trend among these celebrities raises questions about cultural perceptions and personal choices in relationships, highlighting how personal experiences shape their views on love and companionship.
Related: Huddah Monroe: I don’t date Kenyan men, most are deadbeat dads
