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Murugi Munyi, a multi-faceted content creator and mother of three, is ending 2023 on a high note. From expanding her clothing business to securing brand endorsements and managing a successful Airbnb, she’s juggled multiple ventures with impressive results. Her podcast, “TMI” co-hosted with Lydia Kim, has also been lauded as one of Kenya’s top shows.

Taking to her Instagram stories, Murugi offered her fans a glimpse into her personality with a playful “Get to know me” session. Sharing details like her age, height, and preferences in food and drink, she also surprised some with revelations about her body art.

“Tattoos – 5 of them, piercings – 16 of them,” she revealed, sparking curiosity about the location of these adornments. Addressing a fan’s question, she playfully shared:

“For everyone who has asked this…I have seven piercings in each ear and then a nose piercing and a belly piercing.”

Interestingly, these piercings have remained empty so far. “Maybe 2024 will be the year I actually put earrings in all of them lol,” she admitted. “Some of the ear ones I think are blocked by now.”

Murugi’s openness and quirky humor resonated with her followers, offering a peek into her life beyond the entrepreneurial achievements. This glimpse into her personal style and playful self complements her career accomplishments, presenting a well-rounded picture of a multifaceted personality.

In a candid interview, the social media influencer shared her personal struggles with long-distance marriage, encouraging others facing similar challenges to seek guidance elsewhere.

“If you’re in a long-distance relationship and you’ve come to my page for tips or encouragement, I’d like to encourage you to look elsewhere,” Munyi advised.

Openly discussing her experiences, Munyi revealed how the physical distance from her husband, who works abroad, has taken a toll on her emotional well-being.

“The absence of my husband leaves me distraught and lonely,” she confessed.

Despite being a source of inspiration for many, Munyi admitted feeling overwhelmed by the weight of providing guidance to others while navigating her own struggles.

“I can’t offer encouragement when I’m also feeling discouraged,” she explained.

While acknowledging that many people have assured her that things get easier, Munyi emphasized that she hasn’t reached that stage yet.

“I miss my husband more with each passing day,” she shared.

Munyi’s honest and relatable account highlights the challenges of long-distance relationships and encourages individuals to seek support from sources that resonate with their current experiences.

Kenyan content creator Murugi Munyi has revealed that she has quit alcohol following a near-death experience last week. She shared her decision during a moment with fans in a library, where she opened up about her journey towards sobriety.

Munyi’s confession shocked her followers, who urged her to elaborate on the incident that prompted her drastic decision. She explained that the experience was so intense that it forced her to confront her relationship with alcohol.

“For real. Some people just wake up and decide to quit like Lydia Kim, but I had to go through this experience to learn my lesson,” Munyi shared.

While some fans expressed amusement at her decision, Munyi remained adamant about her commitment to sobriety. She emphasized that the near-death experience had left her feeling deeply shaken and averse to the thought of alcohol.

“For some reason, you people don’t believe me, but let me tell you guys… what I went through last week, even the word ALCOHOL is making me want to throw up,” she declared, emphasizing the seriousness of her resolve.

Munyi pleaded with her followers to stop joking about her decision, stating that the experience had a profound impact on her. She expressed her hope that after a year of sobriety, she would be able to look back and appreciate the positive changes she had made in her life.

“But wait, when it has been one year, like next year November, when it’s a year and I can say I stopped alcohol after my near-death experience, I don’t think you people understand how I was feeling last week Saturday,” she asserted, shaking her head firmly.

Munyi reiterated her commitment to sobriety, promising fans that time would reveal her genuine intentions. She expressed her determination to stay on the path of recovery, emphasizing the aversion she now feels towards alcohol.

Murugi Munyi has spoken out about the infidelity allegations that rocked her marriage in 2022. In an interview with Lynn Ngugi, the mother of three said that she is tired of people focusing their energy on her marriage and that she is not going to defend herself against the allegations.

“People can write anything but I never say anything,” she said. “Kenyans are not discerning when it comes to the media, most people do not open and read the articles. If you want to believe I am a certain person then do so, I can’t spend time defending myself. I can never defend a hand or a mouth that isn’t mine.”

Murugi also said that she believes that people should stop minding other people’s marriages. “You do not know anything about other people’s marriages,” she said. “Leave people who have been naked together alone. No publicity is bad publicity.”

Murugi and her husband, Zack Munyi, took a two-week break from their marriage after the allegations surfaced. They have since reconciled and are working to rebuild their relationship.

“It affected us 100%,” Murugi said. “Zack is very private so for him it was a difficult time to go through. It was very personal. At some point we took a break, the situation was causing us stress and we couldn’t be with each other respectfully.”

Murugi said that she and Zack are now in therapy and are working to communicate better. “We talked about the whole issue and we did what we could to keep our marriage together,” she said.

Murugi’s story is a reminder that infidelity can be a devastating experience for couples. However, it is also a reminder that it is possible to overcome infidelity and rebuild a strong relationship.

In an interview with Dr. Ofweneke on TV 47, TMI Podcasters Murugi Munyi and Lydia Kim talked openly about the realities of podcasting.

The two said that because podcasting is evolving in such fascinating ways, Kenyans must have challenging conversations.

At one point, the subject of cheating came up during their talk, and Ofweneke brought up an event they had concerning cheating.

“There is an episode you guys did about how to know your partner is cheating, there’s something you guys were talking about how do you know a woman is cheating?” he asked them to tip Kenyans.

Murugi Munyi was quick to deflect saying,

“You can’t you will never know, you just never know,”

And her co-host on the TMI podcast said in agreement, “Don’t bother looking”

“Women are smart’ Commented Munyi

” So the second you are going out there, you come home with your changed behavior, everything changes. And then God gave us intuition” Lydia shared

“Exactly, Men are sloppy,” said Murugi

Ofweneeke plodded on with the interview saying:

“So you guys cheat…” but he couldn’t didn’t finish his statement before the two ladies screamed “uwwwwwiiii. pull up, pull up” Lydia shouted

Murugi quipped “No, we did not say that, We are just saying if we were to cheat, you would never know, that’s it”

Lydia was asked by Ofweneke if she has ever cheated before

“I have” she acknowledged insisting it was early in life” I have but this was at childish times when I was like in my teens. It was just being stupid, you don’t know who you are, you are just doing whatever you want, just being dumb, I’ve never been found out” the podcaster added

Digital content creator and entrepreneur Murugi Munyi has opened up about how she is dealing with her husband’s long-distance travel. Zach, who relocated to the UK for work, left recently, which seems to have thrown his wife into a sad state.

Murugi shared a video of herself looking all sad and grumpy while listening to a sad song. The video read, “POV: your husband leaves for another stint of long distance and you don’t feel absolute hopelessness and despair,” accompanied by the hit song “You’ll Get Over it” by Nuu, Shawnii, and Xeni.

In the video, Murugi revealed that she had cried all the way from their house to the airport. She also stated the drive back home was the hardest as that is when it really hit her that she was truly on her own now.

Murugi went on to highlight more details on how she was handling Zach’s trip back to the UK. She said that one of their biggest challenges is the time difference. “It’s hard to have a conversation when he’s asleep when I’m awake, and vice versa,” she said.

Murugi also said that she misses her husband’s physical presence. “It’s not the same just talking to him on the phone or video chat,” she said. “I miss being able to hug him, kiss him, and just be in his presence.”

Despite the challenges, Murugi said that she is determined to make her long-distance relationship work. “We love each other and we’re committed to making this work,” she said. “We’ll figure it out.”

Murugi’s openness about her struggles with long-distance relationships is a refreshing change of pace. Too often, we see couples who pretend that their long-distance relationships are easy. But the truth is, they’re not. They’re hard work. But if you’re willing to put in the effort, they can be incredibly rewarding.

If you’re in a long-distance relationship, know that you’re not alone. Murugi and Zach are proof that it can be done. Just remember to communicate, be patient, and never give up on each other.