Poverty has reached new levels along the Kenyan Coast forcing local residents to rent their spouses to rich tourists.
Kenyans hand over their wives to tourists only to reunite with them after the ‘deed’ is done. A tour guide James Kimani revealed to the Maravi Post how he has been renting out his wife since August 2018 to make ends meet.
He said it all began after a tourist asked for his help in getting a Kenyan woman to have a good time. He immediately thought of his wife and surrendered her to the tourist, lying that she was his sister.
“Yes, I have a nice, bubbly woman. She is dark-skinned, well endowed and naughty. She is my younger sister, very single and well behaved. I can bring her tomorrow,” he reportedly told the white man.
He says that they are still married and love each other, though the woman has been away from home for the last two months after he hooked her up with another tourist, adding that she brings home as much as $400 a month.
“We still love each other, we are still married and she supports this family. She is the breadwinner,” he added.
Kilifi County Police boss Patrick Okeri confirmed having knowledge of the same, adding that it has grown to an extent that some women even have two husbands, a European and their original Kenyan husbands.
“Recently there was a case of a woman with two husbands, a foreigner and a Kenyan. She shares her house with the foreign husband when he comes to Kenya and when he leaves the country her Kenyan husband comes back home,” he said.
He said it all began after a tourist asked for his help in getting a Kenyan woman to have a good time. He immediately thought of his wife and surrendered her to the tourist, lying that she was his sister.
“Yes, I have a nice, bubbly woman. She is dark-skinned, well endowed and naughty. She is my younger sister, very single and well behaved. I can bring her tomorrow,” he reportedly told the white man.
He says that they are still married and love each other, though the woman has been away from home for the last two months after he hooked her up with another tourist, adding that she brings home as much as $400 a month.
“We still love each other, we are still married and she supports this family. She is the breadwinner,” he added.
Kilifi County Police boss Patrick Okeri confirmed having knowledge of the same, adding that it has grown to an extent that some women even have two husbands, a European and their original Kenyan husbands.
“Recently there was a case of a woman with two husbands, a foreigner and a Kenyan. She shares her house with the foreign husband when he comes to Kenya and when he leaves the country her Kenyan husband comes back home,” he said.
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