A shocking confession has left Kenyans talking after a woman admitted to having a secret relationship with her husband’s boss for the past five years.
The woman, identified only as Monica, revealed that her affair began as an act of revenge after discovering her husband had cheated on her. Initially meant to be a one-time fling, it later evolved into a long-term secret relationship.
According to Monica, she forgave her husband’s betrayal but couldn’t resist the temptation of getting back at him.
“I am still married to him, with his boss as my ‘dzaddy.’ Guess who stays in the office late while I’m having a good time with his boss—then I comfort him for having a tough day at work,” she confessed.
Shockingly, Monica went on to reveal that her two-year-old child was fathered by her husband’s boss, a truth she has managed to keep hidden.
Heated Online Debate
Her revelation sparked a heated debate online. Some netizens urged her to walk away from the marriage altogether, while others admitted they could relate, having gone through similar experiences of betrayal.
One commenter, Ihechiluru, advised:
“Just leave. Don’t hurt yourself too much because of a damaged individual. It’s unhealthy.”
Another, Nyaboke Judy, admitted that infidelity has become a cycle in some marriages:
“We all entered marriage faithfully until the sons of Pharaoh taught us wickedness. Now he cheats, I forgive him, then cheat back, and our marriage continues.”
Others like Mom Eliana and Edlyn expressed sympathy for Monica’s husband, calling him a “poor boy” after learning about the shocking secret.
Cheating, Forgiveness, and Betrayal
The confession has reignited conversations about cheating, forgiveness, and whether marriages can truly survive after infidelity. Many argued that while women are often expected to forgive unfaithful partners, they never fully heal from the betrayal.
As one user put it:
“Cheating is not a mistake, it’s a strategy. They are only sorry they got caught. If no one knew, they would continue.”
The explosive confession has left Kenyans questioning how many more marriages are quietly surviving on hidden truths and unspoken betrayals.
