There is a special kind of joy that comes from being genuinely loved by the person you hold dear — a joy that seems to be radiating through Mary Biketi’s life at the moment.
The elegant beauty, who is romantically linked to Cooperatives and MSMEs Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya, is clearly basking in the warmth of a deeply affectionate relationship.
A recent update that Mary shared on her Facebook stories left netizens talking, offering an intimate glimpse into the couple’s blossoming romance.
In the short clip, Mary proudly unveiled an exquisite bottle of high-end champagne gifted to her by the former Kakamega Governor. But the real showstopper was what followed — neatly bundled cash amounting to Ksh 1 million, thoughtfully packed in a nylon bag and handed to her as a surprise gesture of love.
With unmistakable excitement, Mary accompanied the video with a simple but heartfelt message: “THANK YOU LOVE ❤️.” The post showcased not just the lavish gifts, but also the emotional bond between the two — a bond that Mary seems both proud and grateful to share openly.
For many who have been following their journey, the big question has always been: How did Mary Biketi and CS Wycliffe Oparanya meet?
Their love story began in the most unexpected yet charming way. Years ago, fate brought them together at Wilson Airport, where both were scheduled to fly to Kisumu. Pure coincidence placed them on the same flight — and, more importantly, in adjacent seats.
What started as a casual inflight conversation soon blossomed into a connection that would grow deeper with time. As they chatted through the journey, a spark ignited.
From that day, their story began to unfold naturally, leading them to the strong relationship they enjoy today.
Mary Biketi is known as the third lover of the seasoned politician, who already has two wives. Still, their bond appears solid, affectionate, and mutually fulfilling.
Her latest post simply reaffirmed what many already suspected — that Mary is loved, valued, and cherished, and she isn’t afraid to let the world know.
By Kenyans