Popular content creator Andrew Kibe has firmly shut down rumours that he is considering settling down again, stating definitively that remarriage is “out of the question.”
Speaking in a recent interview on the podcast Dialogues with Jagero, Kibe addressed speculation about his future marital status with a categorical denial.
“Oh no no no no they’re lying. It will never happen. It will never happen. Never happen.”
Kibe offered only one singular, highly improbable scenario that might tempt him to reconsider his bachelor status.
He joked that if the Prince of Brunei’s child became available and contacted him, he might entertain the idea.
Even in this theoretical situation, Kibe claimed he would require time for spiritual consideration. If the Prince were to offer him “half my kingdom,” he would need 48 hours to consult God before giving a confirmation.
“Unless tuseme prince of Brunei, mtoi wake akue available alafu anicall.”
Kibe’s firm stance stems from a candid self-assessment of why his past relationships broke down.
He believes the root cause was a fundamental mismatch between his nature and traditional spousal life. He admitted that he was simply not created for traditional marriage.
Kibe described himself as too much of a “free spirit to have been a married man.”
He now regrets not recognising this incompatibility much earlier in life.
He expressed regret for wasting time, both his own and his former partner’s by entering what he emphatically called “stupid relationships.”
During the conversation, Kibe initially admitted to having married twice, but immediately corrected himself regarding his first union. He made it clear he would “rather die first” than marry again.
When asked about the failure of his first relationship, Kibe first took a portion of the blame. However, he quickly retracted this, claiming the union “wasn’t a marriage, but rather a stay.”
He then placed the blame entirely on the woman involved.
“It wasn’t a marriage, it was a stay. Even me in my stay, she’s the one who messed up, I was a good man,” he said.
