Solomon Mkubwa Says Wife’s Love For Him Dissipated After Getting Kid: “Vile Unalea Nilee Hivyo”

• Solomon Mkubwa, in a new interview, revealed that his wife's love for him dissipated after they had their child
• According to the musician, women cherish their children more than their husbands, yet they should balance the love
• The Mfalme Wa Amani hitmaker claimed that men were kings and wanted their women to listen to them

Musician Solomon Mkubwa has revealed that his wife's love for him decreased after getting a child.

The Mfalme Wa Amani crooner said that men love to be heard by their lovers in relationships.

Why men need respect, Solomon Mukubwa speaks

He claimed that men were kings and women should be cautious when speaking back to their partners.

"Us men, ladies should know that we were made with three things. I do not know if you will accept this. One, we are kings we want to be heard when we speak. Each time you get married to a man and when he gets mad you keep on lighting the fire in him. There is a problem that will arise. A man wants to talk and be heard and when he says keep quiet just shut up," the musician said.

Solomon revealed that in his marriage to his wife, love was plenty at its initial stages before they got a child.

He said that after they got a child, love decreased as most of the attention went to the child. The musician noted that he wanted the same attention as his kid.

"Men have certain child-like traits. I am married, and when I and my wife tied the knot, she would hug me, and we would do our own things as normal, but when we got a child, love decreased. That is where you find when you do not know God well you will start looking for love outside. You will find love will go to the child. That's why you will find for women that is why the real love disappears. The way you take care of that child, I want you to take care of me too," he added.

Why Solomon Mukubwa performs at clubs

In other news, he said he performs in clubs and bars as long as he can preach the gospel to the audience.

The famous gospel said he had won many souls for Christ through this unique way of gospel ministry.

Solomon does not care about the criticism he receives from some people who think he is compromising his faith by performing in clubs.

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