Man Who Impregnated Sister-in-Law Heartbroken After Learning Wife is Cheating, Seeks Divorce
- A married man who impregnated his wife’s younger sister is nursing a heartbreak after discovering his wife was also unfaithful
- The 29-year-old walked out of his matrimonial home after finding a sneaky picture of another man on his wife’s WhatsApp
- Kennedy Mwenda admitted the affair with his sister-in-law but defended himself, saying his wife had promised forgiveness
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What was supposed to be a happy marriage turned into a scandalous drama when a man, already entangled in controversy for impregnating his wife’s younger sister, told the court he was left heartbroken after discovering his wife was also unfaithful.
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Kennedy Mwenda told the Court that he walked out of his matrimonial home after finding a sneaky picture of another man on his wife’s WhatsApp.
Message that broke Kennedy Mwenda's heart
According to Nkani, the 29-year-old narrated that the explicit image came with flirty messages that confirmed his worst fears.
“In their conversation, she replied to the man’s picture saying, ‘It looks nice and it’s really big,” Mwenda revealed, adding that he suspected his wife had a boyfriend.
But Emelda Muyunda, 28, who dragged Mwenda to court seeking divorce, said her husband had no moral ground to complain.
She accused him of serial infidelity, starting with impregnating her younger sister barely months into their marriage in 2022.
“It was an embarrassment to my family. We forgave him, but he continued cheating, first with our neighbour, then with another woman. I’ve had enough,” Emelda told the court.
Court's decision on Mwenda's marriage
Mwenda admitted the affair with his sister-in-law but defended himself, saying Emelda’s nagging pushed him away.
“She even uses charms on my clothes and shoes to stop me from seeing other women,” he claimed.
Despite his plea for forgiveness, Emelda stood firm, saying she could no longer tolerate the betrayal.
The court dissolved the marriage, ordering Mwenda to pay KSh 33,500 in compensation and provide KSh 2,700 monthly child support for their two-year-old daughter, who will remain in Emelda’s custody.
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Social media reactions
The sensational case has left many wondering: when betrayal runs both ways, who really wins?
Koko Love
"Moral of this story: women don't forgive cheating, chances of revenge are very high. At least he caught her otherwise; he should ask around."
Kisu Hills
"If she were using charms to stop him from flirting with other women, he wouldn’t even impregnate his sister in-law."
Joshua Kimithi
"Don't cry, sir, it's the beginning of a long journey. Women reproduce, so it will happen again and again."
Man heartbroken by girlfriend he supported
In an unrelated story, a young man is in serious distress after learning that his girlfriend, whom he believed to be faithful, may be cheating on him.
The heartbroken man described how he had supported her in practically every way during their relationship and had completely trusted her.
However, he was shattered when he peeped at her phone and saw another man's name with a love emoji next to it.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
