Kenyan elite socialite Vera Sidika has shared that she will not be having more kids anytime soon.
The mother of two shared her sentiments on expanding her family via her Instagram stories where she posted a list of things she won’t be doing this season.
In the list, she pledges that she will not be pregnant, broke, sad, and just for emphasis, pregnant again. She went on to write, “No more babies for me for at least 7 years. Nope.”
Ever since her tumultuous break up with her husband and singer Brown Mauzo, Vera has been flashing her lavish lifestyle all over social media pages, flaunting not just her expensive taste, but her body in ways she could not when she was hitched.
Speaking of being hitched, just a little over a month ago, the renowned businesswoman shared her plans for marriage saying that she does not desire to ever get married.
In a series of Instagram stories, Vera who was asked by one of her online fans whether she would give marriage a chance said, “I Love my Freedom.”
Another person went and asked the socialite if she was genuinely happy.
Vera responded to the question sticker by saying: “I won’t lie, the happiest I have ever been. I love being single to be honest.”
“Was it easy for you to leave your marriage?” another anonymous fan asked.
“For me, it was over four months before it ended. It was done emotionally, physically and mentally so it was easy and the best decision ever made. I chose ME and wanted the best for my kids,” Vera Sidika responded.
Last year her ex-lover Fredrick Mutinda well known as Brown Mauzo confirmed their separation, revealing that they decided to part ways after careful consideration.
In a public announcement shared on his socials, Mauzo said that they decided to part ways, a decision he said is best for them and their two kids Asia Brown and Prince Ice Brown.
“Dear friends and supporters, I wanted to take a moment to share some personal news. After much consideration, Vera Sidika and I have decided to part ways.
“Our journey together has been filled with unforgettable moments, but we have reached a point where it’s best for both of us and our babies, Asia Brown and Ice Brown, to move forward separately,” Brown Mauzo said.
