Chuka Kenyan Prince has turned his public declaration of love for Sheryl Gabriella into music, releasing a new song titled “Bado Nakupenda,” dedicated to the woman he has repeatedly professed his feelings for.
The song comes shortly after the Kenyan social media personality once again made his feelings for Sheryl known online, despite previously revealing that she had rejected his advances.
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‘Bado Nakupenda’ Dedicated to Sheryl
In the new song, Chuka Kenyan Prince continues with the same message he has been sharing publicly — that his feelings for Sheryl have not changed despite her rejection.
The release appears to build on his recent social media posts, where he has openly spoken about his affection for the content creator.
The title “Bado Nakupenda,” which translates to “I still love you,” directly echoes the message behind his recent public declarations.
‘Hata Unikatae Bado Nakupenda’
Chuka previously attracted attention after sharing a video in which he held up Sheryl’s picture while speaking about his feelings.
“Sheryl Gabriella nilisema nakupenda ukanikataa… hata unikatae bado nakupenda,” he said.
The declaration quickly drew reactions from social media users, with many joking about his persistence while others questioned his continued pursuit of Sheryl after her rejection.
One commenter joked, “Sheryl Gabriella I love you by force,” while another challenged him to prove the seriousness of his feelings by saying, “Chora tattoo ya jina lake kwa kifua ndio tuamini.”
Netizens React to His New Song
The release of “Bado Nakupenda” has now attracted a fresh wave of reactions, with some social media users turning their attention to CKP's music.
One person jokingly grouped him with fellow internet personalities Rono and Collo Blue, writing, “Wewe na Rono na Collo Blue mnaharibuu music taste ya Kenya😂.”
Another commenter told him to leave the country, saying, “Weh enda ukae Tanzania sasa, hatukutaki Kenya utatuaibisaa sanaa 😂🙌.”
Other reactions included, “Hii postia watu Fb 😂😂,” while another user asked, “Morio kwani rada 🥺.”
Someone else simply commented, “Enda Wasafi Prince,” in what appeared to be another playful reference to Tanzania’s Wasafi music scene.
The mixed reactions have added another layer to Chuka’s ongoing public pursuit of Sheryl, with his latest move showing that he is willing to express his feelings through music.
