Karen Nyamu Receives a Shocker of Her Life

Music promoter Bernice Saroni earned Kenyans’ admiration after enrolling Edday Nderitu’s kids in a US school

Samidoh’s baby mama Karen Nyamu threw shade at Bernice, and the senator’s comments caught her attention

Bernice hit out at the politician, and many social media users agreed with her comments on the matter

Did Bernice Saroni take Samidoh’s kids to school?

Edday’s host in the US, Bernice Saroni, has been dragged into the issue after Nyamu threw shade at her.

Bernice recently warmed hearts after enrolling Samidoh and Edday’s two children, Shirleen and Michael, in a US school.

The single mother of four shared a video of her children and Edday’s kids wearing matching uniforms and colourful bags.

Reacting to the video, fans of Bernice praised her for taking good care of Edday’s kids and enrolling them in school.

“Aunt Bernice, I salute you. May God continue enlarging your territories. I’d like to hear how the Muchoki’s 1st day was,” wrote a fan.

However, Nyamu responded to the news by downplaying Bernice’s contribution.

A netizen asked Nyamu to tell the mugithi singer to check up on his kids, but the nominated senator claimed they had joined a free school in the US.

What did Bernice tell Nyamu?

“(Samidoh) has single-handedly raised those kids for years. You want to disturb us because you have fed them for a month and enrolled them in a free school,” she retorted.’

On Saturday, September 2, Bernice scoffed at Nyamu’s post.

“Free school? America’s system is what people are paying millions in Kenya to enrol their kids. Probably it is worth your salary. I am privileged to get this education for my kids.

It’s a dream for many parents. Free or not, education is the key. Bipolar (disorder) is real,” she wrote.

The spat intrigued social media users, with most supporting Bernice.

Noni Gathoni Kogi:

“She must be jealous after realising Edday will not suffer. Their happiness is what matters.”

Mary Kimani:

“Free schools in the US are way better than private schools in Kenya.”