In a bold declaration that has set social media abuzz, Naomi Ogutu, a US-based businesswoman and mother of three, has openly announced that she is ready to remarry—but only under strict financial terms.
Naomi, who separated from her politically active ex-husband several years ago, took to Facebook to outline her expectations for any potential partner. In her post, she made it clear that she is seeking a man with a minimum net worth of Ksh 300 million.
“I’ll be the most faithful and submissive wife, but please, have some wealth aki,” she wrote, sparking lively debate online.
Known for her entrepreneurial ventures and outspoken personality, Naomi explained that her requirement is not just about wealth, but about finding someone who can match her lifestyle, values, and ambitions. She further surprised followers by jokingly welcoming polygamous men, saying, “Your wife will be our wife,”—a remark that has since been widely shared across platforms.
Her post has ignited mixed reactions. Supporters praised her honesty and confidence, arguing that everyone has the right to set standards for love and marriage. Critics, however, accused her of placing money above genuine affection, questioning whether financial status should define compatibility.
Naomi’s announcement mirrors a wider conversation on modern relationships, where financial stability and lifestyle expectations increasingly shape how people choose partners. For her, the path forward is unapologetic: love, yes—but with financial security firmly in the mix.
As Naomi continues her search, many will be watching to see if a suitor rises to meet her bold criteria.
