Zora actor Robert Agengo aka Fela says that despite being a celebrated actor both locally and intentionally he does not watch TV nor does he own one.
“I do not own a TV, Even when we shoot I do not check the footage. I do not take time to watch, I would rather take time preparing for the role. When I read a script I read it wholly so when it’s happening it’s being replayed in my mind.”
Speaking during an interview with Buzz central Kenya, Fela also opened up about his love for weed. The actor known for his bad-boy character says he started using weed in 1998 and has never looked back.
“I started smoking in 1998 before high school and I know older people who smoke weed. I have done worse things than smoking weed. People who develop issues from consuming weed maybe wanachanganya.”
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Fela recently caused a stir after admitting to have fathered 6 kids with 5 different women.
Despite that Fela says he is not ready for marriage as he does not want to be responsible for anybody’s happiness.
“I have six children with five baby mamas. The first I dated has two kids, my first and second-born children. The other four have one child each. My third and fourth born were born in the same year.
It’s not easy as sometimes we have issues but we take it each day as it comes,” he said.
Agengo added that as parents living separately, it is advisable to be present in their children’s lives.
“Responsibility is for both. I don’t have to have the money to have a good relationship with my children. I remember calling one of my baby mamas trying to communicate with my child and the current boyfriend told me that if I continue talking to her, he would leave her.”
Speaking about marriage, Agengo said he would rather be alone or have his children around.
“I don’t want to feel responsible for anybody’s happiness. Even the way I raise my children, I tell them nobody owes them anything. You only do it out of obligation and what you feel. You don’t have to go out of your way and get uncomfortable to provide for someone else.”
BY MPASHO NEWS
