Polygamous Kiambu Man Narrates Experience Living With 2 Wives In Same House

After two Kiambu co-wives announced they share a home with their spouse, the internet went crazy.

Maureen Njeri and Grace Wacera, alias Cerah, both 33 years old, have sparked a heated controversy, with many people still unable to comprehend how the two live happily together and wishing to hear from their husband’s side.

While speaking to a local station, the man identified as Abraham Mwangi, 34, revealed that he married his two wives in 2014.

After a disagreement with Cerah, the father of four claims he fell in love with his second wife, Maureen.

Prior to it, he and Maureen had only had a working relationship. She got pregnant and gave birth to their first kid after a couple of coffee dates.

The computer engineer says he likes Cerah’s ability to deal with in-laws and likes Maureen on her capabilities to handle internal family affairs.

He noted he respects both of them and is willing to support and protect them.

“They respect themselves so much, and that encourages me to protect and support them. I want to tell you on live TV that you two have my utmost respect and support,” he confessed while looking at his two lovers.

Regarding how they sleep, Abraham said he has his own bedroom and the two wives have their bedrooms, and he gets to choose where to spend the night.

According to him, he built their five-bedroomed mansionette to accommodate his big family and ensure each one of them enjoy their privacy.

“Our house is a maisonette with five bedrooms which I built. Everyone enjoys their privacy, and I get to choose where to sleep. I don’t have a schedule, but I ensure that I balance them and everyone is content and happy,” Mwangi said.

Cerah is a mother of three, and Maureen has one child. They have lived together for close to two years now.