‘TAFUTENI MABWANA WA PESA HAKUNA MTU ANATAKA KUTESEKA’ RISPER FAITH’S ADVICE TO WOMEN

Socialite Risper Faith has caused a stir online after she encouraged women to look for men who have money. In her social media page, Risper posted, “Nothing to show here just me enjoying the fruits of my husband hard work 🤣😂😂😂😂,tafuteni mabwana wa pesa akuna mtu anataka kuteseka😘😍😍😍”

In August last year, the mother of one fired at her haters while explaining why many people hate on her. “I have haters because  I have a beautiful heart and those people who hate me were at the same place five years ago and they think maybe we would be at the same place right now but for me God blessed me because of my heart and I’m here where I am today,” she said.   

She also discussed how she met her husband, Brian, “One day while I was just at home, I was going through my Instagram and I saw someone by the name brayo79 had texted me, ‘hey love, I’m coming to Nairobi in December and I’d want to buy you coffee’. I went through his profile and I’d see him standing next to his car and a beautiful house and I said I won’t let go of this chance,” she said.   

The two started communicating and met when Brian flew to Kenya from Atlanta for a family vacation. Risper invited him to her house in Kiambu where they shared a meal and he even spent the night at her place, kicking off their relationship. “He came in December 2014. I was supposed to go and do my final exam but I did not sit for the exam, I hired a Nissan Sunny and he told me where to pick him and when I saw him I said, ‘God, this is my husband’. I took him to my house and cooked for him but he later ordered food. He went home the following day after spending the night at my place,” explained Risper. 

Brian asked Risper to move from Kiambu to Nairobi’s Kilimani area, “He flew back to Atlanta and in March of 2015, he told me to move from where I was living to Kilimani, he said the road to my place was too dark and he wanted me to live uptown and he sent me money to move. I moved to Kilimani and he later told me that he had bought land in Kitisuru and he is coming back home to build. He was in the US for 10 years, he had saved and he was coming back home to build. He told me he wanted to ship household items from abroad and he instructed me not to buy anything while moving to the new house and that’s when we moved in together,” she said.