King Kaka ‘s ex-wife Nana Owiti has watered down claims that her flashy lifestyle is funded by older married men, otherwise known as Wababa.
Nana was forced to address the issue after a random social media user questioned the source of her money, which enables her to live life in the fast lane.
The whole back and forth was sparked by Nana after posting a series of photos of herself making merry.
“When the lioness hunts, the jungle holds it’s breath,” she captioned the photos.
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This attracted the attention of her fans who thronged the comments section of her post to laud her.
However, one follower wanted to know how Nana manages to finance the envious lifestyle she leads.
“This doll alipata mbaba flani simwoni vizuri,” the fan commented.
In a quick rejoinder, Nana Owiti said she prays that the fan would one day become successful and fund her own lifestyle so she can learn that not all women are funded by men.
In essence, the beautiful lass distanced herself from claims of dating older men for money.
“I pray you grow to fund your own lifestyle so you don’t think every woman depends on a man,” she stated.
Perfect Couple
The latest turn of events unfolded about a year after Nana parted ways with her hubby King Kaka.
The two were together for 13 years, and Nana had stuck with Kaka through thick and thin, even when he was seriously sick and almost went to be with his maker.
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Then, Kenyans admired their union with many lauding Nana for sticking with her man regardless of the many bad situations.
Following their breakup, the ex-couple disclosed that they were proud of the three kids they had raised together and that they would focus on healthy co-parenting.
Speaking recently while hosting Karen Nyamu on his show, King Kaka revealed that he thought he would not date for a while after his divorce.
He noted that he now holds a different opinion and thinks he might give love another try.
“I told myself that I’d wait for two years. There’s someone who is confusing me out here. I find myself telling her ’I miss you’, then I ask ‘how was your day’ and then I just hung up the call I knew it’d be two years,”he said.
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