Media Personality ANDREW KIBE opens up on why his marriages flopped and vows never to marry again - “I’d Rather Die First”

Monday, December 08, 2025 - Controversial media personality and content creator, Andrew Kibe, has offered a candid explanation for why his past marriages failed.

Speaking during an interview on the Netwalking podcast hosted by Wilbroda, the outspoken former radio host reflected on his personal journey and unconventional views on relationships.

Kibe, a figure both loved and criticized in equal measure, admitted that he was never cut out for traditional marriage.

He described himself as “too free a spirit” to thrive in a committed union, likening marriage to being forced to eat at the same restaurant forever.

He regretted not realizing this earlier, saying he wasted both his time and that of his partners by entering what he now calls “stupid relationships.”

"I'm too free of a spirit to have been a married man. I should have known that earlier, then I wouldn't have wasted their time and my time getting into stupid relationships,” he said.

He revealed he had married twice but vowed never to marry again, declaring he would “rather die first.”

While initially taking partial blame for the collapse of his first relationship, he quickly retracted, insisting that it was not a marriage but “a stay.”

He went on to place responsibility on his former partner, claiming he was “a good man” who provided and was not violent.

“It wasn't a marriage, it was a stay. Even me in my stay, she's the one who messed up, I was a good man,” he stated.

Beyond his personal story, Kibe used the platform to share strong views on family structures, warning of what he termed as a “single mother pandemic.”

He controversially linked single parent homes to crime, alleging that 70% of men in correctional facilities and nearly all ladies of the night come from such backgrounds.

He argued that a strong male presence is vital in raising children.

The Kenyan DAILY POST