MC Jessy Terms Ladies Who Use Okra Water ‘Red Flags’: “Wachia Main Chick”

• MC Jessy talked of the viral okra juice women on the internet have admitted they take for their health benefits
• The comedian-turned-politician, who was travelling to Australia, said that women who used the okra water were walking red flags
• Jessy's travels to Australia are to widen his craft, noting that he wanted to fulfil his international shows

Comedian-turned-politician MC Jessy has talked about the viral okra water.

Why did MC Jessy travel to Australia?

The comedian, who travelled to Australia, talked about his international shows in an interview with SPM Buzz.

Jessy revealed that he did not have time to travel and meet his international fans since he was previously immersed in politics.

"Kenyans and the Australians have something special about them. Comedy imekubalika. I thank God because brand Jessy has been there for a while. We did not have time to do shows for the international market. They have been calling. This time, I saw that I had time, so I decided to fulfil the desires of my fans. I have time. I had gone to politics, you know," he said.

The stand-up comedian revealed that they had sold-out shows in Australia and thanked his fans.

"It has been planned well. We have taken the biggest organisers in each city. We are starting in Perth, which is totally sold out."

What did MC Jessy say about okra water?

Jessy talked about okra water and noted that it was a scam. He warned men against associating it with ladies who use okra water.

He said:

"Ladies have come out and said that okra water makes your husband scream at night. This okra water is a scam. It is a hoax. If your lady is using okra water or you find a lady who is using okra water, red flag. Why is she using it? Umeshindwa na kazi ndio atumie?

Then it's a scam. Imagine you're someone's side chick, and your person has a main chick who is supposed to use the okra water. It's the main chick. It's the wife."

The funnyman asked President William Ruto to tax okra.

"I am asking the president to please tax on okra," he added.

How MC Jessy was conned

In other news, the comedian shared that he allegedly lost KSh 3.5 million to a car conman identified as Edwin Kibathi.

Jessy fell in love with the black Mercedes E Class car and its features, such as a panoramic roof cleverly disguised as paper rims.

It turned out that the Auto Black Showroom salesman actually duped Jessy, and later on, he came for the car and drove away with it, never to be seen again.

Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke