Did You Know Grace Ekirapa Ended Her Relationship Immediately After Traditional Wedding?

Grace Ekirapa is a mix of three tribes. Her mother is half Indian and half Masaai, while her dad is Teso. Before marrying Pascal Tokodi, Grace admitted she was in a relationship that ended immediately after a traditional wedding.

But How Did The Break-up Happen?

In 2018, Grace Ekirapa's engagement took an unforeseen twist when, following a conversation with God, she made the decision to cancel the white wedding just a month before the scheduled date. As per Grace, this decision came about just one week after their traditional wedding.

In the constantly changing landscape of media personalities, Grace Ekirapa distinguishes herself through her engaging on-screen presence and the intricate tapestry of her life that extends beyond the television screen.

From her varied heritage to her notable career achievements, musical endeavors, and even personal relationships, here's a sneak peek into the diverse journey of the acclaimed TV host.

Emerging into a family with two siblings, Ashley and Julie, Grace's distinct background adds to the uniqueness of her persona.

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Grace Ekirapa's Education

Grace commenced her academic journey by enrolling in two primary schools, Juja Primary School and St Anne's Primary School, before progressing to Kinyui Girls High School.

Not content with just excelling in her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams, Grace expanded her horizons. She delved into the study of Theology at Bible school, introducing a spiritual dimension to her academic pursuits.

To become a well-rounded individual, she continued her educational journey by honing her skills as a psychologist at Amani Counselling Centre.

Grace Ekirapa's Struggle With Suicidal Thoughts

In a series of videos she posted in November 2018, Grace revealed that she had attempted suicide during her early years, trying to take her own life with pills both in primary and secondary school.

During her eighth-grade year, she ingested 18 pills of antibiotics due to depression. In form three, she faced the same struggle and, on this occasion, took 35 pills.

Grace Ekirapa's ascent in the TV hosting realm began in 2012 when she entered the media industry at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), where she hosted the well-received television show Angaza.

Fate took a significant turn for her when she joined NTV, stepping in as Faith Muturi's replacement. Grace secured the co-hosting role on Cross Over 101 alongside DJ Mo, firmly establishing herself as a prominent figure in Kenyan media.

The Prayer Woman

Beyond the glamour of television, Grace Ekirapa serves as a spiritual mentor through her ministry, 'The Prayer Woman.'

Grace Ekirapa, in addition to her hosting skills, is a gifted singer and songwriter.

Some of her noteworthy songs include 'Kibali,' 'Perfect,' and 'Sifa,' demonstrating her versatile talents in the entertainment industry.

In a surprising move in 2020, Grace unveiled her debut book, 'Diary of a Praying Woman.'

Derived from her teachings in the morning sessions known as Break of Dawn, the book comprises 26 chapters, each supported by relevant scriptures.

In 2020, Grace became embroiled in rumors suggesting a romantic involvement with her co-host, DJ Mo, who was married to singer Size 8.

These speculations emerged from their photo shoots and interactions, sparking unwarranted controversies. Grace, however, consistently maintained that it was merely something suggested by fans and not reflective of the truth.