Mumias MP Peter Salasya previously expressed his admiration for Huddah Monroe, openly admitting that he had a crush on the Kenyan socialite and businesswoman. The two engaged in light banter online, exchanging playful comments about the situation. However, things took a different turn after Salasya distanced himself from Huddah.
Salasya Distances Himself From Huddah
Salasya later declared that he wanted nothing to do with Huddah. In his post, he alleged that she was a woman who only loves wealthy men, implying that she would squander any money sent her way.
“Mimi Siezani Wataangusha Serikali Afadhali Nirudi Kwa Vienyeji Yangu I Officially Disassociate Myself From This Chick. Any comment I made that hurt any of them, please forgive me. It was just social media banter. Forgive me, you are the ones who match my level,” Salasya stated in his message.
Huddah Responds to Salasya’s Claims
In a fiery response, Huddah Monroe revealed that Salasya had sent her Ksh 10,000, which she promptly returned. Taking to her Instagram stories, Huddah laughed off the gesture and set the record straight.
“This guy sent me Ksh 10,000, which I didn’t even notice. I do Ksh 50,000 giveaways. Mimi si kienyeji bro. Tafuta size yako (I’m not basic, find your level),” Huddah fired back.
She went on to mock the amount, saying it wasn’t something that would even catch her attention given the amounts she deals with.
“How would I notice Ksh 10,000 when people send me Ksh 2,200,000?” she sarcastically added.
Huddah Rejects the “Chakula ya Kuku”
Huddah did not hold back as she continued to taunt Salasya, calling the Ksh 10,000 “chakula ya kuku” (chicken feed), signaling that it was too insignificant for her to acknowledge.
“Don’t ruin my name because of 80 dollars, bro. Let your people know I returned that ‘chicken feed,’” she quipped.
Warning to Salasya
Huddah wrapped up her response by warning Salasya not to play with her, emphasizing that she’s on a different level financially.
“Someone sent me Ksh 2 million. How could I have noticed Ksh 10,000 surely? Small boys need to go play in their room,” she concluded, hinting that she operates on a much larger scale and has no time for minor distractions.
Huddah’s final remarks reflected her self-confidence, thanking God for shielding her from “low vibes” and keeping her focused on more important matters.