Kenyan content creator and forex trader Kenyan Prince has weighed in on the growing trend of relationship disputes playing out on social media, urging men to respect their partners’ privacy instead of discussing intimate matters with friends or online audiences.
In a video shared on his Instagram page, the influencer criticised men who expose personal details about their relationships, saying such behaviour is disrespectful and immature.
“Being broke does not make someone reasonable”
Kenyan Princerevisited a point he says he has made before, arguing that financial struggles should not be mistaken for good character in a relationship.
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“Ladies, I warned you. I told you that dating a broke man is not a justification that you have a reasonable man in your life.”
He suggested that recent relationship dramas circulating online have reinforced his earlier views, saying some men continue to behave irresponsibly despite not having financial advantages.
His remarks appeared to reference ongoing conversations on social media where former couples have publicly shared accusations and private details about one another after falling out.
“Why discuss your woman with your friends?”
The entrepreneur took particular issue with men who reveal sensitive information about their partners during disagreements.
According to him, discussing allegations such as poor hygiene or claims of attempted poisoning with friends instead of handling the matter privately reflects poorly on the individuals involved.
“Now look at the stories you are sharing. A man is discussing his woman with his friends, saying she was poisoning him and that she does not bathe. What kind of nonsense is that?”
He questioned why a man would choose to speak negatively about the woman he is dating instead of addressing issues directly within the relationship.
Call for maturity in relationships.
Kenyan Prince concluded by urging men to act more responsibly when relationships encounter difficulties.
“Why do you discuss your woman with your friends? It is so shameful. Men out here, become reasonable.”
His comments come at a time when relationship disputes continue to dominate conversations across Kenyan social media platforms. Public break-ups, accusations between former partners and online exchanges have become increasingly common, often attracting thousands of reactions and sparking wider debates about privacy, respect and accountability in modern relationships.
