Gospel artiste Ruth Matete has opened up about her love life disclosing that she is now dating.
The mother of one however says contrary to ongoing chatter, she is not dating her best friend Reverend Dad alias Mzungu Mwitu. Matete seems smitten with her new man who is a friend to her best friend.
"I am not pregnant and I am not dating you (Reverend Dad), guys I am dating someone else" she said during an interview with Reverend Dad on Youtube before she quickly quipped; "...shhh oh my God, but yes I am dating I can't say I am dating, ngai dating ni nini? "what does she mean?"
Adding;
"There is someone I like, he likes me and we talk. We are having coffee, and we text each other every morning Good night, and how is your day going."
On her 37th birthday last year, Ruth confessed that she was “open” to finding love again before turning 40.
Matete said she is still thinking about expanding her family and giving Tolu- her daughter, a little brother or sister but preferably twins.
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"In three years’ time, I will be 40😮 Wueh!! 😂 Na bado nataka nipatie Tolu brother na sister. Someone needs to find me we do this thing tumalize.😂😂 Ama kuna a medical procedure to help me get twins? I would wish to finish that chapter by 40," Ruth Matete wrote on Instagram.
Adding;
"Inawezekana ama am watching a lot of movies?😂😂 Meet. Fall in love. Date. Engagement. Wedding. Pregnant. Babies #thinkingoutloud#fantasies#faith#love."
Ruth Matete's first marriage
Matete was previously married to her late husband John Apewajoye who succumbed to burns after a fire accident at their home.
At the time, it was just three weeks after they had learnt they were expecting their first child.
It is said that they had reportedly refilled their cooking gas cylinder but found it excessively pressurized. He would then take the cylinder to the balcony to release the excess gas but he lit it before it was all out.
Ruth Matete had dated John for two years and eight months before their private wedding in November 2019.
Speaking of his death, she told Reverend Dad that although people blamed it on her, God was gracious to help her overcome it.
"The online bullying affected me much later. I was two months when he passed and dealing with the loss of a husband and early first pregnancy if someone had told me that I would go through it, nah, but I thanked God for grace" The gospel minister added.
