Work Never Ends: Oyinbo Mum of 3 who Left US and Lives in Village after Marrying Kenya Man Opens up in Video
- American YouTuber Mekenze in Kenya recently relocated to Meru with her husband and their three kids from the US
- Mekenze updated her followers about life in the village, admitting she had no idea of the work involved
- She posted a video showing some of the chores at their multimillion mansion and farm, where they keep numerous animals
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An Oyinbo lady married to a Meru man has admitted that village life is not a walk in the park.
The mother of three, who goes by Mekenze in Kenya on YouTube, said there is always some work in the village.
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Village life full of chores
“There is always so much going on when living on the farm. That’s what I am realising. There are lots of chores and work, it never ends.”
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Via a YouTube video, Mekenze, who relocated to Kenya with her family, showed some of the chores they do at their home.
Labourers could be seen building a pigsty for the couple, keen on keeping their food. Her hubby indicated that they would have numerous pigs in the structure.
Later, together with her hubby, they went to feed the chicken.
“Which one is dinner?” he asked her before catching a huge cockerel to make a meal.
Makenze admitted she had never known how food was processed.
“It’s so different from what I am used to. I just go to the supermarket or restaurant and find the chicken ready. It is a cool feeling knowing where food is coming from.”
Afterwards, they also visited a section where they keep sheep and goats.
Kids’ chores, reactions
As the parents fed the animals, their three kids, two boys and a girl were tasked with picking trash around the house.
“Your husband seems like a wonderful family man and takes care of you all so well,” one person reacted to the clip.
“It’s a blessing that you decided to learn and embrace your husband’s culture,” another added.
Watch the video below:
Oyinbo lady who now hawks on the streets of Kenya after falling in love with an African man
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an Oyinbo lady who relocated to Kenya after falling in love with an African man and now hawks had opened up about life in her locality.
The businesswoman said clients love her food stall because of the unique American food she makes.
“I don’t make chapatis or mandazis, so the food is unique, and many people have never tasted it before.
"My pizza pocket goes the best among the younger generations, while the tea is a big hit among matatu drivers and conductors,” she said.
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