Seven Kenyan Politicians Involved in Divorce and Baby Mama Controversies

Marital challenges and extra-marital affairs have affected many high-profile Kenyan politicians, making headlines for disputes over divorce, child maintenance, and paternity issues. 

These cases often involve protracted court battles and public scrutiny, highlighting the pressures faced by public figures in balancing personal and professional lives.

1. Ken Lusaka

He faced a lawsuit seeking KSh 25 million in support for an unborn child. The matter was later settled out of court.

2. Senator Mithika Linturi

Dragged to court over claims of intended disinheritance by a former associate, Linturi’s case involved personal and professional entanglements.

3. Johnson Nduya Muthama

The former Machakos senator’s divorce and past marital disputes included allegations of infidelity involving Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka.

4. Bernard Shinali

He was sued for KSh 200,000 monthly child maintenance for his son.

5. Jackson Mandago

Former Uasin Gishu governor faced claims of neglecting a 14-year-old child and failing to provide promised support.

6. Alfred Mutua

His long-term relationship led to allegations of threats and financial disputes, though he was never formally married to the woman involved.

7. William Ruto

The President was sued by Priscah Chemutai Bett for alleged neglect of their child, though he acknowledged paternity and ensured her education and welfare.