Kenyan musician Stevo Simple Boy and his wife Brenda have continued to open up about their relationship, which has drawn public attention since the couple announced they were expecting their first child.
The pair, who held a colourful baby shower in August attended by fans and celebrities, recently shared more personal details about their love life during an interview with Oga Obinna.
Brenda Opens Up About UK Plans and Meeting Stivo
Brenda disclosed that before meeting Stevo Simple Boy, she had plans to move abroad. According to her, she was preparing to travel to the United Kingdom (UK) after being offered an opportunity to work there.
“Before I came to Stivo, I was going to the UK. My passport was ready, and I had someone helping me secure a job there,” she said.
However, her life took a different turn when she met Stevo, a relationship that made her change her plans.
Brenda described the man who was helping her with the travel arrangements was a genuine friend who only wanted to support her, clarifying that there was no romantic involvement between them.
“The person I am always talking to is not even in Kenya. I usually give Stevo the phone to talk to him, and I told him this person can help us,” she added.
Challenges in Their Marriage
During the same interview, Brenda revealed some of the challenges she has faced in her marriage to the Ndio Maanake hitmaker.
She accused Stivo of having a habit of “hiding to talk to women,” a claim that the artist strongly denied.
According to Brenda, this behavior sometimes makes her uncomfortable. “He has so many mistakes. For example, hiding so he can talk to women,” she alleged.
Stevo, on the other hand, defended himself, saying that his interactions with women are often work-related. “Sometimes I get calls from clients or people who want to work with me,” he explained.
Despite these issues, the couple emphasized that they are committed to making their relationship work. They also expressed excitement about welcoming their first child soon, saying that their love story—though not perfect—continues to grow stronger with time.
by collins kithinji
