Kenyan celebrities Jackie Matubia, DJ Pierra Makena and Eric Omondi’s ex Lynne Njihia shared their take on adult toys.

During an episode of their reality show dubbed Mommy Club NBO, they expressed their experiences with the self-pleasuring equipment leaving social media users in a controversial debate.

Single and mother of one, Pierra Makena stated that she was introduced to the toys by former Tahidi High actress Jackie Matubia through a message on Instagram urging her to expect good results.

“Jackie told me about it and said that it was good I should try it. I stayed a bit but I remember I called you in the morning and told you that you were right,” the renowned DJ said.

Pierra Makena insisted on being open-minded to such pleasurable options as she waits on a good man to be in a relationship with.

“I am single and would not like to be running around. So as I sit and think about being with that man, it is okay to have a helper,” she stated.

Comedian Eric Omondi’s ex-wife Lynne Njihia also shared her experience with the adult toys.

“It feels like a different type of pleasure. I didn’t cry but it made my shoulders tingle,” she said.

Deeply indulged in the conversation, Pierra added that the adult toys did the work faster but she still preferred physical touch from a sexual partner.

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“I enjoy the man but with this one, I get there easily and in seconds,” she said.

The three were not the only women in the panel. Others included Carey Priscilla and Ofentse Tsipa but they didn’t share on the topic.

Following successful editions in South Africa and Tanzania, The Mommy Club NBO began this year where the five affluent Kenyan mothers get to offer a glimpse into the unique blend of parenting, ambition, and glamour in Nairobi.

“We are thrilled to bring The Mommy Club to Kenya and shine a light on the multifaceted lives of these remarkable women. The show celebrates motherhood in all its dimensions from the joys and struggles of raising children to the pursuit of personal dreams all set against the dynamic and vibrant culture of Nairobi,” said Patricia Gichinga, Head of Production, M-Net.