Actress Morin has finally decided to address the ongoing rumours about her relationship with massage therapist and content creator Steve Wakaniaru.
According to her, their bond is built on mutual understanding and an easygoing approach to life.
“We have an amazing chemistry. Both of us are free spirits. I do things when I want to, and I don’t care what people say. We live life to the fullest. And by the way, I love our chemistry.”
Talking about Steve’s previously controversial comments about children, Morine noted that his words had been misunderstood. She clarified that Steve does not literally hate kids but was expressing his reluctance to bring a child into a world of struggle.
“Steve and Keicy, my daughter, have never met. Of course, he’d treat her well…When we talked about his comment on hating kids, it was something random. He meant that he doesn’t want to have a child who would struggle in life. Not that he hates kids so much that he’d harm them or anything like that. Or maybe he hates the idea of having his own kids until he’s financially stable.”
Morin moreover denied being in a romantic relationship with Steve explaining that their connection is purely professional and platonic, adding that their differing preferences and goals make a romantic relationship impossible.
“About me and him dating, guys we rae not dating. Mimi na love niko huko na yeye anapenda wamama and he said. I would have been so naive to date him. Hiyo ni kulia… Dating huwa inaharibu vitu mob sana… We can never date because we have different preferences. Maybe in another world, where we love the same thing. Tulikuwa kazi.”
She continued to explain that their priorities and brands are entirely separate.
“Each of us has our own path, I have my brand, and he has his. I don’t think the two align in any way. Maybe in another world where we share the same interests, but for now, it’s strictly work.”
The mother of one sparked public curiosity weeks ago after sharing a video of herself with Steve that appeared to showcase a romantic connection.
