Nick Ndeda: What might have saved my relationship with Betty Kyallo

Bearded lawyer Nick Ndeda has admitted some of the regrets he had dating former news anchor, Betty Kyallo.

The charismatic advocate said that he believed his relationship with the mother of one hadn't had the foundation necessary to achieve long-term success.

"If we had been allowed another 3 or 4 months just to settle into it I’m sure we would have had a better foundation for the relationship,” he rued.

A contemplative Nick also ceded that not having time to set their relationship foundation had been a probable cause of their partnership dying.

“We never used to have those things in private, but now when our relationship got out we had to be this couple that everyone was looking at on social media."

In the interview with Nairobi News, he explained that online investigators outed the couple despite them wanting to keep their liaison private.

“I was perfectly happy dating her undercover and my tight circle knew, which I was perfectly okay with until everything was put out there.

Whoever took a photo of me and Betty and sent it to Edgar Obare ruined everything because we had a good thing going.

I don’t blame Edgar Obare because that’s what he does, that’s his thing and I know everyone has a hustle.”

The well-groomed Nick also admitted that he missed certain aspects of his ex-lover Betty Kyallo

“I miss certain things about her, I won’t lie. She is a good person. Good energy and all."

He explained that most people didn't know really know Betty the person as what they see on social media was just a microcosm of her entire being.

“Betty is a really good person. What you see on socials, is like 10 percent of who she is."

He went on to clarify that he hadn't fallen for her because of her celebrity.

"I am not starstruck by people. I have suffered through life so I am not fazed by anyone or anything. I fell in love with Betty for who she is and not her societal status,” he said.

“We never wanted that publicity, and I personally didn’t want it at all but it was imposed on us thanks to Edgar Obare’s posts,” he noted.