Instagram personality and wife to former Machachari actor Tyler Mbaya alias Baha - Georgina Njenga - now says she caters to all her households' bills.
This, she disclosed in a conversation with an Instagram user identified as Nurse_Judy_ke who was ranting and consequently exposed Baha for what she termed scamming antics claiming that he is on the verge of being evicted.
In one of the conversations, the mother of one says she understands her husband could be in a financial black hole due to a gambling addiction that led him to not be able to pay their bills.
"I'm not aware of anything of the sort and no we are not being evicted. He didn't even tell me about this and I pay all the bills. He has been having betting problems but if anything he did not borrow money to help us it's probably for him. I feel so bad that he's just using our child to get money and just bet," part of the screenshots between Judy and Georgina's conversation read.
Meanwhile, Baha in his response acknowledged that he is not okay and he is currently working on that.
He also announced that his social media accounts -Instagram and Tiktok with a following of over 760K and 399.8K- users respectively - are on sale.
"Selling my Instagram and Tiktok accounts. I'm not okay... I'm working on it," the father of one wrote.
Baha has not, however, publicly responded to the gambling addiction claims.
Gambling addiction also known as pathological gambling, compulsive gambling or gambling disorder—is an impulse-control disorder.
It is an unhealthy obsession with gambling without control. Compulsive gamblers, will gamble whether they're up or down, broke or flush, and will keep gambling regardless of the consequences—even when they know the odds are against them and they can't afford to lose.
Gambling can be online betting on sports, scratch cards, roulette, poker, or slots — in a casino.
A gambling problem can strain your relationships, interfere with work, and lead to financial disaster. You may even do things you never thought you would, like running up huge debts or even stealing money to gamble.
A potent combination of more leisure time, more disposable income and a strong desire to win at all costs can create an ideal environment for addictive behaviours to germinate and grow.
