If you know Esther Akoth alias Akothee very well, then you probably are aware that she is vocal and has never shied away from speaking her mind.
The self proclaimed President of single mothers on Wednesday decided to give advice to young girls, who according to her seem to be overtaken by social media craze.
” You can edit your photos and live a life full of lies, but you can’t edit your life and live a life free from lies , face reality , you can’t lie to yourself , but you can fool the world!
“Nobody cares until they meet you in real life living a lie hen you will know , that Living an Expensive life on social media is a state of mind live your life like it is ! You are doing better than most of the things you see posted on social media,” she said.
She recently shared her struggles before landing fame.
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Akothee on her social media page shared what she went through at the hands of her Swiss ex-lover in Switzerland.
“I have never allowed my challenges cover my beautiful smile, no one knew I was thrown out of Switzerland nine months pregnant to come back to Africa, his exact words ‘go back to Africa I have no time, energy or family to take care of you.’
“I am not ready for a family now, you have too many children, and a man cannot fall in love at 50,” she recalled.
After she was thrown out on the streets, helpless and dejected, after a long thought the self-declared president of single mothers decided to go back home to her family.
“I have my three helpless girls I thought back in Mtwapa, Bahari, they need me more than I need the Swiss papers. I still have my rented house at punda Milia in Shanzu. I will go back home, join my kids and live in Afrika, than staying in jail in the name of (people will laugh at me),” she wrote.
Akothee further stated that despite going through all these challenges, there were still women who still envied her thinking she was living a luxurious life. With some going to the extent of sleeping with her ex-lover.
“Even during this time, I had women who were jealous of me, hated me, thinking I was living large and better life than them, even went as far as sleeping with my so baby daddy. little did they know the pain of rejection i was going through,” she said.
In the midst of the storm, the outspoken Akothee worked hard to build her brand.
“I never told anyone my journey or pain, even my own children didn’t know anything, not even family they only saw a strong hard working taxi driver, who now opened a restaurant/bar (The stomp 196 in shanzu I still don’t know how I crossed the bridges and arrived at MADAMBOSS.”
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