Edday Nderitu Admits To Missing Undisclosed Person In Kenya: "So Much”

• Edday Nderitu sent an unprecedented message on her Facebook page about missing being in Kenya
• The mother of three added that she sorely missed somebody but did not disclose who it was
• Edday moved abroad after a love triangle involving Samidoh and nominated senator Karen Nyamu

Edday Nderitu's recent Facebook post has fuelled speculation about her relationship with baby daddy Samidoh.

Is Edday Nderitu returning to Kenya?

On Friday, September 13, the mother of three, currently in the US, admitted that she missed home.

"East or West home Kenya is best," she wrote.

However, Edday did not stop there; she admitted to missing an unspecified person. Knowing that most Kenyans would immediately assume it was Samidoh, she added a disclaimer.

"I miss someone so much. Not your first thought," she wrote.

Just over three hours after sending the message, it garnered over 9,000 reactions and 1,500 comments on Facebook.

Many social media users speculated that she was missing the mugithi singer, which they saw as a sign that she could be returning to Kenya soon.

Here are some of the reactions:

Maingi Ka Wambui:

“Welcome back home. Samidoh will be there to pick you up.”

Diana Karema:

“Kenyan dramas are the most legit and sweetest. No one would blame you if you were to come back home.”

Dianah Kamande Hsc:

“Awwww. You must have missed your grandmother so much.”

Miriam Nyambura:

“Safe flight. You miss our son of soil so much.”

Lucy Joseph:

“Home is where the heart belongs. Welcome home.”

Ireen Nola:

“Nothing but prayers. Home sweet home, welcome back.”

Tito Kiptum Cheruiyot:

“I trust my instinct. You miss him.”

Kagure Wa Ndiritu:

“Welcome back kairetu. We miss the drama.”

When did Samidoh graduate?

In other news, Samidoh's hardworking nature was in full display when he graduated from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT).

The musician graduated with a degree in Business and IT. He had previously disclosed that he started with a diploma.

Samidoh disclosed that it took him seven years to get the degree, and he was planning to pursue a master's and then a PhD.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke