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“After 15 years of marriage, I will not raise my kids in a polygamous family” – Wife of Kenyan singer, Samuel Muchoki calls him out

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Edday Nderitu, the wife of a popular Kenyan musician, Samuel Muchoki, aka Samidoh, has called him out online.

Edday, in a heartbreaking post she shared on her Facebook page, on Friday, February 24, 2023, stated that she won’t raise her children in a polygamous home.

The musician also shares two children with a nominated senator in the country, identified as Karen Nyamu and the trio are said to have been at odds for some years.

In the post, Edday narrated how she and her husband, Samidoh, had been married for 15 years, but the last three years have been full of woes.

She said she had been faithful to him in all their years of marriage, but that he took her silence for granted and humiliated her on social media.

“It has been exactly 15 years of marriage full of ups and down, it was humble beginning where little was enough for us, for the last 3 years it has been nothing but pain, I have remained faithful to you regardless of disrespect, humiliation and being trolled on social media, you’ve made me look dumb and took my silence for granted.

“I have helped you nature your talent and supported you through it all, but one thing I have said to you and I am saying here again I will not raise my kids in a polygamy family, especially with a woman who is older than me by more than 10yrs ,has no morals and zero respect to my family ’kiura Kia ngaba’ as you put it, I have asked God every day to give me strength to pray for you but today I have nothing to tell God about you, you have drag and put me and my kids in an ocean of pain may you remember this day.” She wrote.

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