Karen Nyamu shared a captivating photo on her official Facebook and Instagram pages, depicting her relishing life in a luxurious destination in Milan. Accompanying the picture, she expressed her contentment in Swahili, stating, "Katoto mali safi better than before 🎼." It is worth noting that this occurred while Samidoh's first wife, Edday Nderitu, is currently residing in the United States.


Karen Nyamu has made a name for herself in multiple areas of life, excelling as a politician, lawyer, and socialite. Her unwavering dedication to championing women's rights and her fearless expression of thoughts have earned her widespread recognition. Despite facing criticism and stirring up controversy, Nyamu remains a beacon of inspiration for countless individuals, particularly women, who look up to her as a role model.



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Nyamu recently uploaded several photos on her Instagram showing how a family get-together to celebrate a young man who was graduating went down.

In those pictures, Nyamu seemed to enjoy her closeness with the father of her two kids, as they embraced each other with love.

Samidoh's family members also seemed to enjoy Nyamu's company

Karen Nyamu recently said she doesn't want to have Samidoh all to herself contrary to an earlier post where she bragged about having the Mugithi singer all to herself.

The UDA-nominated senator opened up about her prayer for Samidoh and his wife Edday Nderitu to get back together while engaging her fans on Facebook.

"#nothingbutprayer one day Edday family will unite.

Netizens were impressed by Nyamu, noting that they would not dare leave her if they were in Samidoh’s shoes.

“Weeeh Sammy would never dump this woman- beauty with brains.” liyagathura: “Women, we need to be serious sometimes. Even if you were Samidoh, would you leave this woman? If I were his wife, I would give the go-ahead to marry her.”