Xenah Nyambu finally opens up on her painful past
"I've been called names, my child has been exposed to ridicule in school and public places. I still have wounds that keep getting triggered every day by people I thought were my friends," Xenah explained.
Real Housewives of Nairobi star Xenah Nyambu has finally opened up on her painful past of abuse after numerous contradicting stories have been written concerning her.
Xenah came out for the first time and courageously narrated the whole encounter of the harrowing experience of abuse she experienced 13 years ago.
Xenah, a successful businesswoman and new cast member of Real Housewives of Nairobi, decided it was finally time to narrate her story to the public, which she says has been distorted by various accounts over the years.
"The year was 2011... This is were it all started...I've had about 5 million versions of the stories scripted by everyone except myself. I knew time would come when i would have a platform to tell the real and true story....My story!!!" Xenah explained.
Xenah went on and said for over a decade, she faced relentless scrutiny, public shaming and isolation due false allegations and harsh judgements that has really affected her over the years.
"I didn't know when or how but I believed it would come... The day has finally arrived ...want the truth bare for the world to see," Xenah said.
Xenah revealed that she hadn't actually healed from all the traumas the bullying came with.
"I've been called names, my child has been exposed to ridicule in school and public places. I still have wounds that keep getting triggered every day by people I thought were my friends," Xenah explained.
Despite of all the storms in Xenah's life she didn't give up on life and rather decided to work on herself and her son to make the world a better place for them.
Xenah is the force behind several successful ventures, including Luxury skincare salon, interior design company Art Infinity and has also partnered with Zela Aesthetics which is a wellness centre.