Kenyan controversial socialite Shakila has reacted to Sherlyne regretting her appearance at the infamous online Club Covid show that local blogger Aurther Mandela alias Xtian Dela hosted.
The show which gained popularity during the Covid-19pandemic, was according to the pioneer started to help artists, and content creators who lost their jobs.
Shakila, who attributes her fame and success to Club Covid, says she was among the most googled people during the pandemic noting that she is so unbothered about who might or not marry her.
"Some of us were amongst the most googled people in Kenya in 2020-2021," she wrote in part.
"And I'm so unbothered about who'll marry me or not," she added.
"Only God can judge me...for now lemme chop life," she explained.
In another Insta story, the socialite posted a video which seems to be an interview where she stated that she does not regret Club Covid, acknowledging that people are always bound to make mistakes and learn from them.
She also added that if it weren't for the platform Xtian created, she wouldn't be seated there taking interviews or well-known as she is right now.
" People learn from their mistakes, people always have to make mistakes, and sometimes you have to look at the positive and the negative side of the mistake," she said.
Do you understand? You people, wouldn't be here if it were not for Club Covid," she added
Sherline regrets?
In a recent interview with YouTuber Presenter Ali, socialite Sherlyne Anyango expressed her regrets about the things she did for fame that came to bite her back to the extent of costing her a marriage.
She explained how her wedding to her Mzungu fiancee got cancelled after his family googled her and found everything about her dark past online.
She narrated how the family advised her man to cancel the wedding and called her a 'red flag'
"The main thing that got me to say was that there was one point I was going to get married. The family decided to Google my name, and everything was about Xtian Dela, all the things I use to do as a 19-year-old. The mzungu guy liked me a lot but the family was like this is a red flag and advised their son not to marry me," she narrated.
According to Sherline, her only regret is that she was too young to understand that what she did as a young girl had repercussions and impacted her future life.
She also stated that regretting her past did not imply suffering, claiming that she has outgrown the things she used to do.
"By me regretting, it doesn't mean that I'm not ok right now. I'm very ok. Maisha haijanipiga. Now that my brain thinks differently like nimeoutgrow vitu nilikuwa nafanya," she added.
