Former Machakos first lady Lilian Nganga has dismissed social media claims that she recently separated from her husband, Kenyan rapper Juliani, following allegations about his late-night schedule.
The rumours emerged after an X user identified as @barrack_gumba shared a lengthy post detailing Lilian’s romantic history and claiming that she had walked out of her marriage to Juliani. According to the post, the alleged separation was prompted by the rapper’s habit of arriving home as late as 10pm.
The viral post also revisited Lilian’s previous relationship with former Machakos governor Alfred Mutua, from whom she separated in 2021. It referenced alleged statements about their early relationship and made several personal claims about her romantic life.
However, Lilian was quick to respond to the allegations, choosing sarcasm rather than a lengthy explanation. In her response, she appeared amused by the claims and questioned how the social media user seemed to know so much about her personal affairs.
“What? I need to update myself on my life. You seem to know more than I do!” she wrote.
Her response attracted attention from social media users, with several fans praising her for handling the rumours with humour. Others continued discussing the state of her marriage, sparking further speculation online.
Lilian Nganga and Juliani’s Relationship History
Lilian and Juliani made their relationship public in September 2021, shortly after her separation from Mutua. The couple later held a private wedding ceremony in February 2022 and welcomed a son named Utheri.
Although the two have largely kept their relationship away from the public eye, rumours about their marriage have surfaced several times. Some social media users have previously pointed to their Instagram activity, including claims that they unfollowed each other and their limited public appearances together.
Despite the recurring speculation, neither Lilian nor Juliani has publicly confirmed that their marriage has ended.
Lilian’s latest response appears to dismiss the circulating claims without giving them further attention.