He declared that such rumours are untrue, stating firmly: “Oh no no no no they’re lying. It will never happen. It will never happen. Never happen”.
Kibe detailed only one singular, highly improbable scenario that might tempt him to reconsider his commitment to bachelorhood. “Unless tuseme prince of Brunei, mtoi wake akue available alafu anicall,” he said.
Even in this theoretical situation, Kibe claimed he would require significant time for spiritual consideration. If the Prince were to offer him “tuongee then aniambie atanipee half my kingdom,” Kibe joked, he would need 48 hours before consulting God and ultimately confirming.
Background on Failed Relationships
Kibe’s resolute stance on future marriages stems directly from his recent self-assessment regarding the failure of his past unions.
In the interview leading up to this firm denial of future marriage, Kibe offered a candid explanation for why his previous commitments ultimately broke down.
He expressed that the root cause was his fundamental incompatibility with traditional spousal life, admitting that he was simply not built for traditional marriage.
Kibe described himself as too much of a “free spirit to have been a married man”. This realization led him to regret not recognizing this fact much earlier in his life.
Reflecting on his past, Kibe expressed regret for wasting time, both his and that of his former partners, by entering into what he now emphatically calls “stupid relationships”
The Candid Confession
When discussing his past, Kibe admitted he had married twice. He made it clear he would “rather die first” than marry again.
The conversation touched upon who was responsible for the breakdown of his first relationship. Kibe said he took a big part of the blame.
“It wasn’t a marriage, it was a stay. Even me in my stay, she’s the one who messed up, I was a good man,” he said.
by Jane nduta
