Kenyan Prince, a divisive popular online personality known for his wit, recently sparked conversations with a humorous take on relationships in a short video.

The clip, shared widely on social media, captures Prince addressing his relationship with his girlfriend, Stephanie Njunjiri, after she asked him to reveal something he had always wanted to tell her but never had.

Without hesitation, Prince responded with boldness, despite being cautioned not to get "too personal" with his answer.

“I know my girlfriend will leave me,” he said with a mischievous smile.

Stephanie, visibly surprised, laughed uncomfortably and pressed him to explain why he would say such a thing.

His response? “Smart people can tell, and I’m a smart person. I can see it coming.”

The video resonated with Kenyans quickly going viral, sparking a debate about relationships and reverse psychology:

“This is classic reverse psychology at work! 😂” one fan noted.

“Bro has mastered the law of detachment,” another added.

“Capture-recapture method well used! 😂😂😂,” joked a fan.

Some fans elevated his status, calling him a “modern-day prophet” in jest:

“I love the guy ..Yaani ni Nabii kwa njia ingine 😂😂😂.”

“That’s how you become a prophet😭🤣.”

Others theorized about the deeper implications of his statement

“Bro knows the next candlestick is definitely red💀💔.”

“Mwambie utamuacha ajipange😂.”

“Kenyan prince huniua walai aah😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.”

Behind the Persona: Who Is Kenyan Prince?

At just 19 years old, he ventured into forex trading, a move that set him on the path to financial success.

Over the years, he has become a prominent figure in Kenya’s online community, blending his financial expertise with his humorous personality.

Prince’s nickname, “Kenyan Prince,” is tied to his aspiration to spread smiles and positivity. In his own words, “I wanted to sponsor smiles on people’s faces.”

Despite his playful persona, Prince’s financial achievements are no joke. He has openly discussed making significant profits in forex trading, once claiming to turn Ksh 1.3 million into over KSh 8 million in just three days.

He is also known for his flamboyant lifestyle, which includes owning high-end vehicles such as a Mercedes-Benz and an Audi.

His recent display of KSh 6 million in cash and his quip, “This is what six million Kenya shillings look like,” further fueled debates about his wealth and the credibility of online traders.

Comments About Forex Trading

His growing influence has not been without challenges. In an interview with Mungai Eve, he addressed issues of trust in the forex trading space, criticizing those who fall for scams run by pseudo-accounts impersonating him. “Kenyans need to differentiate whom to trust,” he stated firmly.