Businesswoman and TV presenter Betty Kyallo has silenced critics who have been attacking her relationship with her boyfriend, Charliemny.

Through her Instagram page, Betty shared pictures showing how her weekend went perfectly while spending time with her boyfriend.

In the pictures, the two were seen enjoying the beautiful scenery, and Kyallo advised those who criticize their love to find someone they can play with like children.

"Just me and my best friend roaming around. ❤️❤️ Find someone to be playful with… The best feeling ever. Let me try waking him up 😅 @charliemny I Love You," Betty posted.

Kyallo has always defended her love openly despite facing heavy criticism from social media users.

She had kept her relationship with the young man a secret initially, but as time passed, she grew more confident and introduced him to the public.

Some people believed that Kyallo chose to openly showcase her relationship on social media after rumors circulated suggesting that she was dating a younger man.

Although she admitted that Charlie is younger than her, Kyallo defended their relationship, saying he is an adult capable of making his own decisions.

Speaking to Eric Omondi on his show on TV47 in May last year, Kyallo firmly denied rumors that her boyfriend was 21 years old.

"A lot of what you see online is lies, that 21 is a total lie," Kyallo said.

"Even if my boyfriend were 21, he would still be an adult, but he's not 21. Let's stop focusing on that," she said.

However, she continued to joke about how older people get tired of showing love because they are tied up with family and other matters.

"We just decided to give the older people some time to relax, you know, to focus on their own issues. As for the wedding, we are in no rush, that whole wedding pressure story is not for us, let me just focus on my baby for now," she said.

Rumours about Betty's relationship started after she revealed on her Friday With Betty show on TV47 that she was in a serious relationship and very happy.

"My man is from the western region. Now I’m settled. I feel happy," Kyallo said.