Nairobi-based socialite and aspiring artist, Sherylne Anyango, recently disclosed the reasons behind the cancellation of her highly anticipated wedding to her Caucasian partner, fondly referred to as her “mzungu bae.”
Speaking candidly in an interview with YouTube content creator Presenter Ali, Anyango shared that her partner’s family had reservations about their union after conducting a Google search on her name. The search results unearthed her involvement in past controversial activities, such as her participation in Xtian Dela’s Club Covid when she was just 19 years old.
“All the things that came up were things from Xtian Dela’s Club Covid and all the things I used to do as a 19-year-old,” expressed a remorseful Anyango.
Despite the mzungu gentleman’s deep affection for her, the wedding plans crumbled due to the negative online discoveries made by his family. “He liked me like a lot, but the family felt I was a red flag. They seriously thought I was a red flag, thus they advised their son not to marry me. That was an eye-opener for me,” revealed a reflective Anyango.
Regarding her current life regrets, Anyango, who had recently relocated to the United States, admitted that she did not regret her involvement with Club Covid as it provided financial stability. However, she expressed remorse for her lack of modesty during the show, particularly when she appeared unclothed.
“I feel I should have covered myself up better or tried to be more decent while doing the show,” Anyango confessed.
The young artist’s revelation serves as a cautionary tale about the potential consequences of one’s online presence, urging individuals to be mindful of their actions and past associations in an increasingly interconnected digital world. Anyango’s personal experience highlights the power of the internet to influence personal relationships and underscores the importance of creating a positive online image.
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