Njambi ‘Real househelps of Kawangware’ cries out domestic violence experience

 

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Domestic violence has been a major issue in today’s marriages. Many are times ladies stay in abusive marriages in the name of love.

Bernice Njeri, famously known as Njambi of the Real house helps f Kawangaware, has spoken out on how she went through domestic violence but was hesitant to quit.

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It has been great fear to share the experience but after having witnessed how many women are victims of the same, she decided to.

She narrated; “This video reminds me of me and thanks to Xtine229. I would probably be dead….

A friend of mine asked me if am ready to talk about how I was a victim of domestic violence….. Well, maybe I am… Just maybe… Kidogo tu….

Well, siku hizi I don’t see it as a big deal because I and my set family laugh about it from time to time… Coz there was a time my face was literally dismantled.

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I had to write a script and I lied to my set family of how I was about to be robbed, And the thieves beat me up…… And that wasn’t the first time, I remember he came to set, and he told my set family of how he was so used to beat me Up..

In his words ” aaah,Huyo mi hupiga”…(but that day it was my fault, the black eye, my bruised legs, my swollen face, some broken ribs, those were my fault, I made him angry… I was to blame) ……

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One day I’ll probably tell you guys why I didn’t leave the first time he laid his hands on me… No, I was not weak….. I was foolishly in love…..

Sometimes I really want to talk about what I’ve been through, but definitely, there’s someone who has gone through much worse than I have, so I choose to just keep such things to myself… … But then again, I don’t blame him..

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It was always my fault…..always, I didn’t know how to shut up….. Every time he beat me it was my fault……. But hey am happy I felt… So if you ask me if I would go back to my daddy not in a million years.”

Her revelation comes after she talked out of how she fell into depression after parting ways with her baby daddy.

 

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This video reminds me of me and thanks to @xtine229 I would probably be dead…. A friend of mine asked me if am ready to talk about how I was a victim of domestic violence….. Well maybe I am…. Just maybe… Kidogo tu….well, siku hizi I don’t see it as a big deal because me and my set family laugh about it from time to time…. Coz there was a time my face was literally dismantled πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚….. I had to write a script and I lied to my set family of how I was about to be robbed, And the thieves beat me up πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚……. And that wasn’t the first time, I remember he came to set, and he told my set family of how he was so used to beat me Up.. In his words ” aaah,Huyo mi hupiga”…(but that day it was my fault, the black eye, my bruised legs, my swollen face, some broken ribs, those were my fault, I made him angry…i was to blame) …… One day I’ll probably tell you guys why I didn’t leave the first time he laid his hands on me… No, I was not weak….. I was foolishly in love….. Sometimes I really want to talk about what I’ve been through, but definitely there’s someone who has gone through much worse than I have, so I choose to just keep such things to myself… … But then again, I don’t blame him.. It was always my fault…..always, I didn’t know how to shut up….. Everytime he beat me it was my fault……. But hey am happy I felt… So if you ask me if I would go back to my daddy πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ not in a million years … #saynotodomesticviolence

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She was afraid that she couldn’t make it raising her daughter all by herself. She has, however, overcame the whole situation and is a proud single mother.

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