Mumias East MP Peter Salasya is head over heels in love with Huddah Monroe.
Salasya, who has been relentlessly pursuing the Kenyan socialite, laid his heart out in a series of romantic posts fired by the chief cupid himself.
The 33-year-old former Big Brother housemate has Salasya eating from the palm of her hand, and she loves it.
On Thursday, the beautiful socialite reposted Salasya’s response and shared her thoughts on the MP’s message.
“Lines without money is just poetry!” Hudda response to Salsya’s monologue professing his undying love for the
“It’s true nowadays women, even in the village and your handsome like me with no money, you are mute to her. Its tue women hate broke men. I have given up now,” a dejected but reluctantly defiant Salasya sarcastically responded.
Salasya posted his response but less than an hour later, like a salmon swimming upstream or as if spellbound, he was back with even more intense poetry for his damsel.
“A Few months ago, I was sure that I loved you as much as I thought was humanly possible. A week later I realise that I was so wrong. I love you so much more. Thank you for stretching my heart muscles and being such an amazing human being. Still in awe of the woman that you are Huddah I’m a better person just by knowing you,” the Mumia East MP said, expressing his deep admiration for the fame-fatale.
The sultry video vixen has been toying with the prospect of settling down, having previously mentioned that 35 is when she wants to have children.
Above this, her pleasantries with the young politician are on another level for the Bosschick, making it difficult to discern if she’s playing or serious.
One fan asked if Huddah would marry Salasya, and she responded by saying that she wouldn’t mind being his wife because Salasya is always cheerful and happy.
“He’s a wonderful person, always laughing. He’s happy twenty-four-seven, so why wouldn’t I accept?” she replied.
However, Huddah, likely no stranger to high-profile politicians vying for her attention, is making Salasya work for her favour with extravagant demands, consistently reminding him that she dislikes cheap men.
“I also don’t want any isukuti stories at the airport. I prefer privacy. I meet with ninjas at JW Marriott. The presidential suite… filled with orange roses. Safe and $30,000 for greetings, or we won’t talk at all,” she said before her flight arrived at JKIA from one of her many trips.
Salasya, coupling divine inspiration and the cheesiest lines in his romance arsenal, prayed and would Huddah at the same time.
“The Lord shield you – remember, He didn’t say the weapons won’t be formed, He said they won’t prosper! May you continue to dwell in the secret place of the Most High. Anyone who blesses you will be blessed. Whoever curses you will be cursed,” he vowed in a show of unconditional love for Huddah.
“Nations shall rise and call you blessed, kings will not sit until you walk into the room. A city set upon a hill cannot be hidden. I declare that your glory will never be hidden. Lies are only for a moment but the truth will continue forever (Proverbs 12:19 – NCV), and you, my darling, are the truth,” the MP declared.
This development coincides with the socialite’s ongoing allusions to her willingness to enter into a romantic relationship with the young politician.
In a dramatic culmination, Salsya, who had previously hinted at giving up, concluded his emotional monologue with a sly sign-off: “My Queen. See you later.”
In a final hurrah moment, Salsya, who had earlier insinuated he was giving up, signed off his soliloquy with a cheeky ‘My Queen. See you later.’
“If music be the food of love, play on,” the same way Huddah is playing with Salsya’s feelings like Lerbom James at the Paris Olympics.
