NAIROBI, Kenya — Content creator Kelvin Kinuthia has revealed that he would like to have two children in the future, but says he is still unsure about how he would achieve that goal.
Speaking during an interview with Oga Obinna, Kinuthia said he has not yet worked out the practical details of parenthood, but remains open to becoming a parent when the right time comes.
“When that time comes, we will know,” he said.
Kinuthia Says He Wants Two Children
Kinuthia expressed a preference for having two children and said he does not mind their gender.
He added that he would be open to whatever family situation unfolds in the future, noting that he has not yet made firm decisions on parenting arrangements.
Obinna, however, pressed him on how he would have children, a question Kinuthia said he has not fully resolved.
He admitted that he has not yet “done the math” on parenting responsibilities but said he would figure it out when the time comes.
Gender of Future Children Not a Concern
The content creator further said he would not be concerned about the gender of his children and even expressed openness to raising a son who may share similar traits to him.
His remarks sparked wide reactions online, with social media users divided over his statements on family, identity, and parenting.
Some netizens questioned the practicality of his plans, while others defended his right to express personal aspirations.
Past Statements on Parenthood and Identity
Kinuthia has previously drawn public attention for joking about pregnancy and suggesting he could undergo a uterus transplant, claims that were widely dismissed as satire or online content experimentation.
He has also, in the past, used props such as a simulated pregnancy belly in social media content, contributing to ongoing public debate about his persona and brand identity.
During the same interview, Kinuthia also revisited frustrations about being questioned when presenting his ID, saying his appearance often causes confusion during official identification processes.
Public Reaction Remains Divided
His latest comments have continued to generate mixed reactions, with some social media users questioning his statements while others urged the public to respect his personal expression.
The debate highlights ongoing conversations in Kenya’s digital creator space around identity, performance, and public perception among online influencers.
