Friday, January 30, 2026 - Influencer Maureen Waititu has shared a powerful message of resilience, urging women not to let heartbreak or deadbeat fathers define the rest of their lives.
In a heartfelt Instagram, Maureen said her words were meant
to encourage those who feel stuck because something went wrong or someone hurt
them.
“I’m not saying this from a point of privilege, but to
encourage so many women and some men who are living in the cage of stuck,” she
wrote.
She highlighted how many people remain trapped because they
keep focusing on what failed instead of what is still possible.
The mother of two called on women to stop labeling
themselves as failures and instead work with whatever little they have.
“Please stop labelling yourself a failure and collect the
little you have and work with it,” she urged.
Her message carries extra weight given her own journey.
Maureen is a single mother of two, following her highly
publicized breakup with fitness influencer Frankie Just Gym It.
Their relationship and subsequent co‑parenting struggles
played out in the public eye, making her story familiar to many Kenyans.
Despite the challenges, she has continued to rebuild her
life while raising her sons, embodying the very resilience she now encourages
other women to embrace.
She reminded her followers that pain from broken homes,
toxic workplaces, or failed relationships should never become permanent
identities.
Instead, she encouraged women to release themselves from the
“victim” label created by heartbreak, deadbeat fathers, or toxic colleagues.
Maureen emphasized that progress begins when one decides to
act, even without perfect conditions.
“Life is so short to fall and stay there,” she said, adding
that recovery can be slow but steady.
She believes consistency eventually brings clarity and
strength, and one day, women will look back and thank themselves for choosing
to move forward instead of giving up.
“One day, you’ll look back and thank yourself for getting unstuck,” she concluded.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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