Tileh Pacbro opened up his Instagram inbox this week, and fans didn't hold back. The choreographer, dancer, gym enthusiast and content creator hosted a Q&A session, fielding everything from fitness tips to matters of the heart.
On Moving On From Heartbreak
One fan wanted to know how he processes heartbreak and moves forward with so much ease. Tileh's answer was refreshingly grounded.
He responded with a short video of him working out in the gym, terming it as the best therapy that helps him heal.
"I always try to find reasons to stay happy and content in the present, if you look hard enough you will get!” he added.
He also acknowledged that healing isn't guaranteed to follow a straight line.
"It might or might not… Work for the former, create room for the latter!"
On Second Chances After Cheating
Asked directly whether a relationship can survive infidelity, Tileh didn't dodge the question.
"Yes, why not, give them another chance, just remember to apply at the nearest circus."
"Problems owadwa, MASHIDA jo."
Loosely translated from Dholuo and Swahili, he credits life's everyday struggles themselves as the fuel that keeps him moving.
On Dating an African
Given his well-documented history of relationships with foreign partners, one fan's question cut straight to the point: could he date an African woman?
His response left no room for doubt.
"Of course!"
A Pattern of International Romance
The question wasn't random. Tileh's love life has played out publicly for years, largely with partners from outside Kenya.
He shares a son, born in 2021, with his former Spanish girlfriend, Martina Glez, whom he was in a relationship with for several years before the pair eventually parted ways.
He was also previously linked to Colombian partner Jessica Zapata, with the two reportedly reuniting in February 2026 after a period of long-distance separation.
On Money and Pressure
Fans also pressed him on his finances, with one bluntly asking if he ever goes hungry. Tileh answered candidly, striking a tone of contentment over comparison.
"I do get broke sometimes, I'm not poor but I'm not ultra rich either."
"I don't put pressure on myself, I don't compare and I don't live a delusional life, I guard my peace by being contented with what I already have."
Tileh Pacbro is the founder of Dance98 Academy, described as the largest dance studio in Kenya. He rose to international attention after his dance videos were reposted by global stars including Justin Bieber and Cardi B, and he has since built a following of over 1.3 million on TikTok.
