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Mixed reactions as Kilifi woman slams her 3 deadbeat baby daddies on Father's Day, shares photos

  • A mother from Malindi in Kilifi County sparked mixed reactions online after publicly sharing photos of her three baby daddies on Father’s Day
  • She posted the men alongside their children, accusing them of failing to support or take responsibility for their offspring
  • One of the fathers contacted her privately to complain, but she shared a screenshot of their conversation and later explained why she decided to make the controversial move

As many wives celebrated the fathers of their children and sons and daughters honoured their dads on Father’s Day, one woman chose to do things differently.

Kilifi woman celebrates herself on Father’s Day, slams her deadbeat baby daddies (woman’s image for illustration). Photo: Abraham Gonzales.
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Nyevuu treated her social media followers to a spectacle by sharing photos of her three baby daddies alongside the children they fathered in a series of posts.

Woman publicly calls out her 3 baby daddies on Father’s Day

She began with the father of her son, labelling him a deadbeat dad.

“Happy Father’s Day, Fondo, deadbeat father of my son,” she captioned a photo of the man and their son, who bears a striking resemblance to his father.

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Nyevuu also posted a photo of the father of her young daughter, wishing him a happy Father’s Day while similarly describing him as a deadbeat dad.

She further called out a man she described as her first love and the father of her two eldest daughters, claiming he had failed to take responsibility for them.

“Happy Father’s Day, Jimmy, my first love and the deadbeat father of my two beautiful daughters. You knew how to make me look old,” she wrote.

One of the men reportedly reached out to her privately to complain about the post. However, she responded by urging him to step up and take care of his child.

Nyevuu then shared a screenshot of the exchange online, unapologetically leaving many of her followers amused.

Malindi Mum celebrates herself on Father’s Day

She later posted a photo of herself accompanied by an emotional message celebrating her efforts as both a present mother and father figure to her children despite the challenges she has faced.

“Let me take this opportunity to appreciate and congratulate myself for every effort I make to ensure my children do not miss out on the things their fathers should have provided for them. You may laugh at me or criticise me for what I have done regarding the fathers of my children, but whenever I do what I do, I find some relief in my heart. Let no one tell you otherwise; no child is ever a mistake or bad luck. Every one of my children was planned, and at one point, their fathers and I made those decisions together,” she said.

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Nyevuu recalled the many times she reached out to the fathers of her children for financial support or simply asked them to spend time with their children, only to be turned away.

The devoted mother also recounted moments when she felt overwhelmed after her children were sent home from school over unpaid fees.

With little or no support from her children’s fathers, she said she often had to wipe away her tears and find a way forward.

“Even when my children are sent home from school, I continue texting their fathers, hoping that with time they may find compassion for their children. During school holidays, I call them, sometimes even using new phone numbers, just to ask them to spend time with their children. One of them openly said he had no child with me and told me never to look for him again,” she explained.

Nyevuu admitted that she had grown exhausted from constantly pursuing the fathers of her children and pleading with them to play an active role in their children’s lives.

“Raising children alone is incredibly difficult. Single mothers go through painful struggles that many people never see. If any father is offended because I posted about him, then let him either support his child or come and take responsibility for raising them himself. Happy Father’s Day to all the women who play the role of both mother and father. Your love knows no bounds,” she added.

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