Mzungu Man Claims First Kenyan Lover Lied To Him, Says She Wanted His Money

• Christopher, who has been dating Mary, a Nakuru-born lady, revealed he had been heartbroken by a Kenyan woman
• The Dane recalled meeting his ex-girlfriend while travelling around the country and staying with her for three months
• He found out that the ex-lover was doing illegitimate things and that she only wanted him for his money, not authentic love

Nairobi - A mzungu man deeply in love with a Kenyan lady has opened up about his fair share of heartbreaks.

Christopher, who said he loved adventure and travelling, noted that Mary, born in Nakuru, was not the first Kenyan woman he had dated.

She was very nice, Christopher from Denmark

The lad was in a short-lived relationship with a Kenyan woman who broke his heart before falling in love with Mary.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Christopher from Denmark said he met his ex-lover while travelling in different parts of the county.

"I met a girl. She was very nice, and I dated her for three months. But then I later found out that she did illegitimate things, not good things. I was lied to and tricked throughout the whole thing," the Danish said.

Mzungu man Christopher scared of relationships

He added that he was scared of trying another relationship with a Kenyan woman after the incident.

Christopher admitted he felt naive as he comes from a country where what his ex-girlfriend did to him was unusual and unheard of.

"People will not try to date you because of money or anything else but true love. I was surprised and betrayed, but I forgave her," he said, adding that he moved out of her house after the relationship became toxic.

Mzungu man seeks divorce from Kenyan lady

Separately, Robbie Tessen from the USA was devastated as his marriage to Beccah Bigisa Onsongo Tessen from Kenya came to a devastating end.

In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, Robbie alleged that he was divorcing her because she obtained over KSh 3.5 million, intending to defraud him.

According to the heartbroken US citizen, they first met in November 2019 on a Christian ministry platform dealing with orphans and mission work.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.