'Sijui mimba ni ya nani,' says pregnant Akorino woman dating twins

An Akorino pregnant lady left many surprised on social media after opening up about dating twins.

The woman, who identified herself as Emily, spoke to YouTuber Nicholas Kioko alongside her lovers and stated she didn't know who was responsible for her pregnancy among the twins.

Explaining their situation, Emily, visibly pregnant in a black dress, said she shared a bed with the twins, identified as Peter and Teddy, making it hard for her to point out the father.

"Mimba sijui ni ya nani," said the lady while laughing. "Because we share the same bed so siwezi jua kama ni ya huyu ama huyu," she added while pointing at the twins.

Emily says when she found out she was pregnant, she asked to meet the twins who were at work at the time. After delivering the news, Emily says her two lovers were very excited despite not knowing who the father was.

"Mimi nashuku ni ya Teddy," said Peter, "but like she's said, we don't know. We have accepted ju tunampenda na tuko na future na yeye. So, ni yetu sisi sote."

While narrating how they met, Emily said she first noted Peter during a church function and exchanged numbers. After that, however, they communicated via Teddy's phone since Peter didn't have a cell phone.

After Peter declared his feelings and Emily playing hard to get for some time, they finally decided to get into a relationship. And since Teddy would respond to some of Emily's messages and calls, Peter said his brother developed feelings for Emily without meeting her.

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It was only until Peter and Emily decided to meet, where Teddy tagged along, that she realized she had been talking to the two brothers, which left her confused. But since they were identical, even in how they spoke, Emily said she decided she would date them both.

Teddy describes their dating life as "awesome," saying there's no jealousy between him and his brother.

"We are a family, friendly, no secrets, we share everything," said Teddy.

Asked how real their relationship was, Teddy, who disclosed they reside in Umoja, said even the neighbours knew about their situation, adding, "wanajua huyu ni wife wetu."

Peter says their relationship has been able to thrive so far because they are "true Christians" and have come this far because they believe in God. He also attributes their love for each other and openness to the success of their relationship.