Vernacular gospel musician Grace Mwai has hit out at people criticising her relationship with content creator, Hiram Kamuhunjia.
The singer asked people’s to respect their relationship, noting that they are together on their own will and God had planned it.
Leave us alone
Mwai noted that people have been on their case since they are celebrities, adding that some comments made about their relationship are hurtful.
She asked their fans to be respectful since God is the one who brought them together, adding that Kamuhunjia was not young as people thought.
“First, it is very sad for people to make such comments; others were harsh and very disrespectful. It is a personal choice; we just wanted to make it clear that yes, we have seen the comments, and no, it is not right, and its disrespectful we are old enough to marry and to marry and be married stop victimizing people who are in the limelight
“Lakini haijalishi,ata kama ni ya one year haijalishi as its not an abnormal thing,” Mwai said.
Grace Mwai accepts marriage proposal
On July 9, the singer was over the moon after getting engaged to Kamuhunjia.
In an update on Instagram, Mwai made the announcement by sharing photos of how the proposal went down.
“Wassap! We’re meant to inspire in all spheres of our lives. This is part of our journey that we have never shared
“I mean, we have been through it all and so we intentionally decided to take our time before we openly take you through our journey, thank God here we are now ready to fulfill this purpose,” she captioned the photos.
Canceling traditional wedding at the last minute
In March, on K24 Digital reported how Mwai disclosed that she dumped her fiancé days before their traditional wedding.
The singer said God exposed the man who would have been her husband prompting her to cancel the event.
“As I was seeking God he revealed the things that were hidden, there was another woman. I decided to leave the relationship because I couldn’t imagine us being two. I told him I couldn’t do the relationship anymore
“He went and got married. That hurt me because I had grown up in so many ways. I had seen a future with the relationship, plus I gave it my best. It broke my heart and it took me time to heal. It’s okay to leave a relationship until you find the right person,” Mwai argued.
