A video of Kenyan content creatorKabi wa Jesus referring to his wife, Millicent Wa Jesus, as “fala mkubwa” has sparked mixed reactions online. The clip, which has been widely circulated on TikTok and other social media platforms, shows Kabi addressing critics who claim that “marriage hubamba mafala” suggesting that marriage only appeals to “fools.”

The Viral Moment
In the now-viral video, Kabi wa Jesus is seen engaging playfully with his wife as he responds to naysayers who have labeled married people as naïve or “fools.” With a smile and laughter in his tone, he said:
“Huyu bibi yangu ni fala sana. Unaamini aje mtu unaanza kumzalia hio ni ufala!”
Millicent, popularly known as Milly wa Jesus, laughed off the comment, clearly understanding the humorous intent behind her husband’s statement.
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However, the playful exchange quickly divided opinions online, with some fans interpreting it as harmless banter between a married couple, while others found it disrespectful.
Fans Divided Over the Remark
The video’s comments section became a battleground of perspectives. Supporters of the Wa Jesus family — one of Kenya’s most popular influencer couples — defended Kabi, saying his words were taken out of context.

Many argued that Kabi and Milly often use humor to promote transparency in marriage, and that their dynamic is built on laughter and open communication.
Critics, however, accused Kabi of being insensitive and belittling his wife in public. Some questioned why he would use such language on camera, given their large following that includes impressionable young couples.
The ''Marriage Hubamba Mafala Debate .''
The phrase “marriage hubamba mafala” which was originally made by Chebet Ronoh has become a trending topic on Kenyan social media in recent months, often used by skeptics to mock married couples who portray marriage as perfect.
Kabi wa Jesus, known for his outspoken defense of family life, appeared to use the phrase to challenge that narrative — turning it into a joke that both mocked the critics and reinforced his pride in being married.
Several celebrities like Bien , Nasieku ,Tileh pacbroh among others had recently made their views on the viral statement where most of them seemed to disagree with the statement .
Social media analysts note that this moment reflects a broader generational divide: younger, unmarried audiences often view marriage with skepticism, while influencer couples like the Wa Jesus family continue to promote it as a fulfilling and faith-centered institution.
Kabi and Milly’s Brand of Humor
This is not the first time the couple has made headlines for their playful interactions. Kabi and Milly, who have built a massive online following through their YouTube channel, The WaJesus Family, are known for their open discussions about love, faith, and the realities of marriage.
Their brand thrives on authenticity — blending comedy with Christian values — and while their approach often draws controversy, it has also made them one of Kenya’s most-watched influencer families.
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