“Love Triangle?” Jirongo’s First wife Spills Beans on Jirongo’s Marriage of more than 18 Wives. -
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“Love Triangle?” Jirongo’s First wife Spills Beans on Jirongo’s Marriage of more than 18 Wives.



‎Joan Kimeto, the first wife of the late former MP and minister Cyrus Jirongo, has broken her silence about their marriage, revealing shocking details about his relationships.

‎Kimeto disclosed that Jirongo once introduced 18 women as his wives, a revelation that has raised eyebrows across political and social circles.

‎She explained that Jirongo’s intense love for multiple women was a key factor that led to the eventual breakdown of their marriage.

‎According to Kimeto, she decided to leave Jirongo after realizing that his affection was divided among several women, making their union increasingly untenable.

‎Reports indicate that following their separation, Jirongo went on to marry two additional women, further expanding his controversial family setup.

‎It is alleged that Jirongo fathered as many as 38 children with all his wives, a figure that underscores the scale of his polygamous lifestyle.

‎Kimeto’s candid revelations come in the wake of Jirongo’s death, prompting renewed discussions about his personal life and public image.

‎Several of Jirongo’s contemporaries have expressed shock at the scale of his relationships, noting that such arrangements are rare among public figures in Kenya.


‎Observers argue that while Jirongo’s political career was marked by influence and controversy, his personal life equally drew attention due to its unconventional nature.

‎The late politician’s complex family dynamics have sparked debates on polygamy, marriage, and responsibility among leaders in Kenyan society.

‎Kimeto, who maintained a relatively private life after leaving Jirongo, stated that her decision to speak out was motivated by the desire to set the record straight.

‎Her revelations provide a rare glimpse into the private life of a man known more for his political engagements than his domestic affairs. In

‎Analysts suggest that such personal stories often reshape public perception, highlighting the human dimensions behind political personalities.

‎Kimeto concluded by reflecting on her past with Jirongo, emphasizing that while their marriage ended, the experience shaped her understanding of love, commitment, and personal boundaries.