Milly wa Jesus has spoken about why she does not like doing interviews. The digital content creator, who is part of the popular WaJesus family, said her personality as an introvert makes her uncomfortable with interviews.
She explained that if it were up to her, she would rarely sit down for them, especially the gossip ones.
Milly, on Instagram on Monday, September 29, 2025, admitted that while interviews are part of the space she works in, they are not something she enjoys.
“Being an introvert, aki, I don’t like interviews, but I guess it comes with the space. Honestly, if it were up to me, I’d rarely ever do them. Especially the gossip ones – definitely not my cup of tea,” she said.
WaJesus Family Steps Back from Spotlight
Her remarks may explain why the WaJesus family has not been as visible in the interview scene as they once were. In the past, the couple would often make headlines through their appearances and interactions across different platforms.
However, in recent times, they have shifted their attention mainly to their YouTube channel, where they continue sharing family content directly with their audience.
Milly and her husband, Kabi wa Jesus, have also become more focused on their roles as parents. This has meant that their family life now takes priority over media appearances.
While their name still carries influence in the digital space, they are less present in the gossip-driven side of entertainment media.
Milly’s openness about her dislike for interviews shows how challenging it can be for introverts in the public eye. Even with fame and influence, she prefers to keep her life private and share only on platforms where she feels comfortable.
For the WaJesus family, the focus now appears to be on building their brand through YouTube while raising their children. They may no longer be making as many headlines as before, but they remain active and committed to producing their own content in ways that fit their lifestyle.
Milly’s comments show that not every public figure enjoys constant attention, and some choose to draw boundaries around what they share outside their own platforms.
