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Kenyan Prince Responds to Online Outrage Over Playful Comment About Girlfriend

Prince Responds to Online Outrage Over Playful Comment About Girlfriend. Leading Forex Trader Kenyan Prince. Picture/Instagram
Leading Forex Trader Kenyan Prince. Picture/Instagram
  • Notorious forex trader Raymond Omosa, popularly known as Kenyan Prince, is under fire for using derogatory language toward his girlfriend.
  • Kenyan Prince used the word Kinembe, a word that loosely refers to female genitalia to call his girlfriend Stephanie Ngunjiri.
  • The incident occurred on Prince’s social media video with content creator Andrew Duncan Oduor (2mbili).
  • Furious fans then descended on Mr. Omosa accusing him of demeaning and objectifying his girlfriend.
  • In a terse response video, Kenyan Prince dismissed the critics urging them to stop overreacting and focus on their miserable relationships.

 

 

Kenyan Prince’s Controversial Kinembe Comments

The self-styled ‘Kenya’s youngest sponsor’ was filmed in a viral video calling his girlfriend to come say goodbye as he left his lavish residence.

“Kinembe, come tell me bye,” Kenyan Prince said playfully to his girl.

Prince was in the company of content creator 2mbili, known for his ‘Celeb Ride’ YouTube series that focuses on the daily routines and high-end vehicles owned by Kenyan celebrities.

A visibly surprised 2mbili asked why Prince referred to his girlfriend in such a manner, to which he responded that she was ‘his’.

Kenyan Prince’s actions have sparked concerns about women who stay in relationships where they are undervalued and disrespected for the sake of money.

While some social media users insist that there is nothing wrong with couples calling each other outrageous names, others strongly disagree with the objectification of women.

According to them, this has contributed to the increasing cases of violence against women that are currently on the rise.

Women have been urged to learn from the incident and stop packaging themselves as sex vessels, especially when dealing with wealthy men.

 

 

 

Prince Responds to Online Outrage Over Playful Comment About Girlfriend. Kenyan Prince pictured with his girlfriend Stephanie Ngunjiri. Picture/Instagram
Kenyan Prince pictured with his girlfriend Stephanie Ngunjiri. Picture/Instagram

 

 

 

Kenyan Prince: “Yoh! Who Do You Want Me Joke With?”

Kenyan Prince has responded to fuming social media users who bashed him for his uncouth behavior towards his partner.

According to the successful forex trader, he should be allowed to joke with his intimate partner.

“I woke up to my trending story and was like yoh.. now people are bitter this guy is disrespectful. But guys I usually believe that it’s only your partner that you are allowed to joke with anyhow. Who do you want me to joke with or call names around?” posed the Kenyan Prince in his video.

The flamboyant young sponsor suggested that this was a routine occurrence in his relationship with Ms. Stephanie, with this instance being the only one caught on camera.

In the original video, Stephanie appeared unfazed by the situation, negating the outrageous reactions from ‘online in-laws’.

 

 

 

Prince Responds to Online Outrage Over Playful Comment About Girlfriend. Leading Forex Trader Kenyan Prince. Picture/Instagram
Leading Forex Trader Kenyan Prince. Picture/Instagram

 

 

 

Kenyan Prince urged his critics to focus and attend to their toxic, miserable, and failing relationships. However, the young millionaire apologized to the outraged users while thanking those who understood his perspective.

The influencer is no stranger to controversy, thanks to his extravagant displays of wealth.

From filming himself with piles of cash to washing his hands and face with expensive liquor, Kenyan Prince has kept the tabloids buzzing for years.

It is not immediately clear if this was another stunt on camera or a genuine mistake by the notorious former street beggar.

Lee Angore Kamutu is a Kenyan print journalist, editor, and digital content strategist with a passion for news reporting, feature writing, and investigative storytelling. He is the editor of kenyascoop.com, where he covers governance, business, international relations, social trends, and African current affairs.

Over the years, he has served in different capacities within the communications industry, including as a senior SEO copywriter and media buying executive at Tech For Development. He is also an associate publisher at Free Press Publishers. His work in web content development has further extended to InDepth Research Institute, Buyers Logistics, and Strate Urban Limited, among other firms.

Lee’s work sits at the intersection of journalism, publishing, research, and digital communications.