Why Andrew Kibe Says He’ll Never Marry Again — And Has Six Kids With Different Women

Andrew Kibe has never been one to sugar-coat his life and this time he has gone all in, opening up about why he believes marriage is simply not for him.

Speaking during a candid sit-down with radio host Jacquey Nyaminde, popularly known as Wilbroda, the outspoken content creator said he has finally accepted that he was never built for the institution he once tried twice.

Kibe said he spent years forcing himself into commitments he had no business pursuing and now sees his failed marriages as the clearest sign that he should have listened to his instincts earlier.

He described himself as a man who has always valued freedom more than the structure that comes with traditional relationships.

According to him, promising lifelong commitment while knowing he was not cut out for it only caused unnecessary pain to the women involved and trapped him in situations he never wanted to be in.

He said he has never enjoyed the idea of committing to one person because relationships come with expectations that do not align with his personality.

Kibe said he prefers meeting someone, enjoying their company and leaving things at that without the pressure to fit into society’s idea of a proper relationship.

He admitted that he now fully embraces who he is and would never try to marry again under any circumstances.

When asked whether he would consider giving marriage one more chance later in life, Kibe made it clear that the chapter is permanently closed.

He said he would rather face death than walk down that road again because the experience taught him everything he needed to know about himself.

Kibe also revealed a part of his life he rarely discusses, saying he has six children with different women. Only two of them know him personally and have a relationship with him. He said they are proud of him and he is comfortable with the arrangement as it stands.

His revelations come just days after he stirred controversy with his remarks about married men.

During a recent YouTube show, Kibe said many married men are living boring and miserable lives but are too afraid to say it out loud.

He argued that single men enjoy a level of freedom that married men can only dream of and insisted he is not encouraging anyone to leave their marriage but simply speaking his truth.

Kibe also claimed that many men working abroad are happier because they do not interact with their wives daily. He said distance gives them peace and allows them to live without constant pressure or nagging.

As always, Kibe has sparked debate, with some agreeing with his brutally honest take on relationships while others believe he is simply masking his failures. But true to form, he seems unbothered and fully committed to living life on his own terms.