Winrose Wangui's Ex-Hubby Blasts Her For Incessant Media Interviews About Their Divorce: "Move On"

• Former Inooro TV presenter Winrose Wangui has rubbed her ex-husband, Reuben Musee Kivati, the wrong way
• This is after she appeared on Kameme FM last week to discuss their failed marriage
• Reuben questioned why the media personality still talks about their divorce, which occurred seven years ago

Former Inooro TV presenter Winrose Wangui married in a beautiful ceremony in April 2017.

Two months later, the relationship crumbled, and the couple was forced to part ways, a development that shattered the journalist's heart.

Why did Wangui's marriage collapse?

The mother of one accused her ex-husband, Reuben Musee Kivati, of being foul-mouthed.

She added that they failed to nurture the love and allowed their marriage to break down beyond repair.

At the time of their separation, the journalist was pregnant and had to start thinking of how to manage single motherhood.

In an earlier interview with the Hungura Show on YouTube, the gospel singer said her ex-husband had bagged a better wife when they parted ways.

Where was Wangui's most recent interview?

During a recent interview with Kameme FM, the media personality, she recounted the events leading to her divorce.

She attributed the collapse of her new marriage to a lack of respect and constant infighting between the one-time lovers.

The curvaceous damsel revealed that she packed and left her marriage after a heated argument when her husband told her to leave their home.

To her utter surprise, Reuben remarried just three months later and started another family.

Why is Reuben angry at Wangui?

Since then, Wangui has continued appearing in different media outlets to share her divorce story, which rubs her ex the wrong way.

In the latest development, Reuben has slammed his ex-wife for using their divorce to market her music.

"Same story for seven years. It would be better if you spoke about your current relationship," he complained.

Reuben maintains that Wangui has no reason to keep dragging his name into her "shameless stories."

He lamented that his ex must mention the past and people no longer in her life whenever she wants to introduce a new project.

He believes that his former wife uses the separation to solicit sympathy and create content to market her products.

"If you must talk about marriage, speak of the current one, or there's nothing interesting about it? Move on, madam," he asserted.

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