Media personality Andrew Kibe has once again stirred public debate after making a bold and controversial statement about his personal life. In a candid comment, Kibe said, “Mimi na malaya tunapendana sana. Sina dem, lakini nikitokea tu mahali dem ajipee, mimi namteka.”
The remark, referencing a relationship with a woman he described as a sex worker, has generated significant attention online, with reactions ranging from criticism to support. Many have expressed concern over the language and perspective Kibe used, arguing that it normalizes problematic attitudes toward women and relationships. Others, however, see it as an example of Kibe’s unapologetic personality, noting that he has built a reputation for speaking his mind without filters.
Kibe’s comment has sparked wider conversations about relationships, consent, and the responsibilities of public figures when discussing private matters in public forums. Social media users have debated the implications of his statement, with some calling for more respectful dialogue, while others defend his right to express his personal views openly.
This latest incident reinforces Kibe’s position as a polarizing figure in the media landscape — someone whose remarks consistently attract attention, provoke discussion, and challenge social norms. While some criticize his approach, there is no denying that his candidness continues to keep him in the public eye and fuel ongoing conversations about relationships, personal freedom, and public discourse in Kenya.