Jackie Matubia Affirms She Wasn't Chasing Clout With Blessing Lung'aho Breakup: "Happiest I've Been"

• Jackie Matubia stunned her fans after announcing that she was a single mother after separating from Blessing Lung'aho
• Many Kenyans were unconvinced by the announcement, and some accused them of chasing clout
• The actress, currently holidaying in Dubai with her daughters, set the record straight on her relationship with Blessing

Actress Jackie Matubia has spoken out on assumptions that her alleged breakup with baby daddy Blessing Lung'aho was a publicity stunt.

How did Matubia shade Blessing?

The two seemingly separated months ago, with Matubia taking subliminal shots at Blessing on social media.

Earlier this month, Matubia disclosed that her inbox is full of messages from Kenyan men interested in dating her and threw shade at her baby daddy.

In a video shared to her Instagram stories on Wednesday, July 26, the mother of two said she was surprised by the number of advances she got from men.

“Listen up. You were asking when I would announce I was single. I woke up and found out that you filled my DMs and email. Is it a job application?” a laughing Matubia wondered.

However, she asserted she was not ready for another relationship while throwing shade at Blessing.

“I am sorry, there are no vacancies. I am not wasting my time again by building someone and giving them prominence,” she said.

On Tuesday, August 29, Matubia responded to fans questioning whether their breakup was real.

The social media users said they thought Matubia and Blessing were joking about their separation.

"We have accepted that you are a single mother. We thought it was jokes," she wrote.

Matubia responded by saying that she does not do publicity stunts.

"Honey, I don't chase clout. And honestly, this is the happiest I've been," she wrote.

The fan accepted Matubia’s explanation, noting that the most important thing was her happiness.

How much fees Matubia pays at Woodcreek School

In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that Matubia’s daughter Zari Wanjiku attends the Woodcreek School.

According to the fee structure, Zari’s termly fee is KSh 264,500, translating into KSh 793,500 annually.

Matubia also pays KSh 40,000 caution money yearly, which is refundable.

When you include the cost of Zari’s extra-curricular activities and medical expenses, Matubia pays over KSh 858,000 annually.