Drama Unfolds: Salasya Claps Back at Huddah Over Refund Claims.
The drama between Mumias East MP Peter Salasya and beauty mogul Huddah Monroe continues to unravel. Salasya has hit back at Huddah after she claimed to have refunded him Ksh10,414, calling her remarks about being an independent woman into question.
Taking to Instagram, Salasya shared that the Ksh10,414 he sent Huddah during their fleeting “lovey-dovey” moments has since multiplied fivefold through his YouTube earnings. He expressed confidence that his current balance would grow a thousandfold, attributing this growth to divine intervention.
“Through God’s unending grace, the $80 (Ksh10,414) I sent you last time has been multiplied x5 ($400, Ksh52,072) via my YouTube earnings from Salasya TV. I know in due time the current $400 in my account will be multiplied by 1,000 in Jesus’ name! I still got you, @huddahthebosschick, and time is the best master,” he wrote.
Huddah’s Retort
Huddah, however, maintained her stance. Speaking through her Instagram Stories, the beauty entrepreneur claimed to have refunded the MP’s money, dismissing his statements as clout-chasing. She emphasized that her business ventures stem from a passion for empowering women, not desperation for funds.
“One thing is for sure—I’m not desperate for people’s money. I sell affordable products because I love seeing women look gorgeous, not out of desperation. So thinking we’d run with your order is insane to me,” she wrote.
The socialite went on to say that she refunded the MP’s money immediately, downplaying the significance of the amount.
“This guy sent me Ksh10,000, which I didn’t even notice because I do Ksh50,000 giveaways. Usiniharibie jina coz of $80. Bro, wacha members wajue nilirudisha pesa ya chakula ya kuku. Mimi si kienyeji bro, tafuta size yako,” she quipped.
Salasya Hits Back
Salasya countered with accusations of his own, claiming that Huddah had been repeatedly asking him for money on WhatsApp. He alleged that his decision to send her Ksh10,000 was out of pity.
“Nimefika Uganda vizuri, and I will be giving a video. But ni zee kuniliko na moor, she edited an Mpesa message to claim she received Ksh2M, yet we know Kenya’s Mpesa limit is Ksh500K. She is broke! Every day, she was asking me for money until I gave her Ksh10,000 out of pity,” Salasya wrote.
The Origin of the Drama
The spat began when Salasya publicly lamented sending Huddah money without receiving any acknowledgment. He later announced that he had given up pursuing her, a comment that prompted Huddah’s fiery response.
As the saga unfolds, the public exchange between Salasya and Huddah has captivated their followers, delivering a mix of drama, humor, and revelations.
Article By Suzy Nyongesa.
