Popular comedian and content creator Terence Creative recently sat down for a candid and humorous interview with journalist Kalondu Musyimi, in which the two exchanged light-hearted banter and personal reflections.
When asked what he studied in school, Terence quickly responded with “political science,” leaving Kalondu amused.
The laughter continued as Kalondu cheekily inquired about his M-Pesa balance. Terence didn’t shy away from answering and revealed he had KSh 417, even offering Kalondu his phone to confirm.
The conversation then shifted to his personal interests, with Terence revealing he is a diehard Arsenal fan and has a strong dislike for Manchester.
But when asked which fans he dislikes the most, he offered a thoughtful answer: “I hate those fans who harm, hurt, or kill each other over football.”
Kalondu continued with her rapid-fire questions. When asked whether he had any tattoos, Terence responded with his signature humour: “No tattoos, just birthmarks.”
On his dream car, Terence said he aspires to own a Lexus LX 570, but for now, he proudly drives a Toyota Land Cruiser V8. He recalled that the car was a special purchase to mark a decade of marriage with his wife, Milly Chebby.
He previously shared on social media, “God answers. Believe it and you will achieve it. In December 2018, I said I would one day drive this car. Four years later, God has answered in a mighty and better way. Never stop dreaming, believing, working hard, being consistent, and patient. One day, it will pay.”
Kalondu also asked Terence about the best piece of advice he’s ever received. “Money comes and money goes—and so do friends,” he said, reflecting on the transient nature of life and relationships.
When it came to relationship advice, Terence offered a grounded perspective: “Take your time before you date. Get to know your partner—understand their religious beliefs, political views, likes, and dislikes—before committing.”
Towards the end of the interview, Kalondu asked Terence to flip the script and ask her a few questions. In classic Terence fashion, he jokingly asked, “What turns you on?” to which Kalondu quipped, “Money.”
Pressing on, he then asked, “What are you looking for in a man?” Her answer remained the same: “Money.”
By Allan muriithi
