Forex trader and social media personality Raymond Omosa, popularly known as Kenyan Prince, has made headlines after gifting his girlfriend, Stephanie “Stephy” Ngunjiri, a brand-new Range Rover Velar in a public apology following their highly publicised breakup.
The grand gesture comes just days after the couple dominated social media conversations over cheating allegations that reportedly strained their relationship and led to a brief separation.
Videos shared online show Kenyan Prince arriving with Stephanie in a helicopter before kneeling to apologise. Moments later, he unveiled a red Range Rover Velar, drawing cheers from those present and triggering a wave of reactions across social media.
The luxury SUV is estimated to cost between Sh9.4 million and Sh23.9 million in Kenya, depending on the model year, specifications and import costs. He also gifted her cash money.
The reconciliation marks a dramatic turnaround for the couple, whose relationship appeared to have ended only weeks earlier.
During the breakup, Kenyan Prince publicly declared that he was “single and searching” while addressing allegations that he had been unfaithful. He also claimed that his drink had been spiked during the incident that sparked the controversy.
In a series of videos that quickly went viral, he admitted the breakup had taken a heavy toll on him, telling followers he had gone up to four days without food, because of the emotional pain.
Kenyan Prince also expressed confusion over Stephanie’s decision to leave their shared home. In one video, he questioned why the relationship had ended so abruptly.
“She just woke up and moved out. The second one also woke up and moved out. Or is there something I’m doing that’s not right?”
The statement quickly spread across social media, with many users debating whether the breakup stemmed solely from the cheating allegations or reflected deeper issues within the relationship.
As criticism mounted online, Kenyan Prince briefly shifted his tone, posting that although he had woken up feeling lonely, it was simply “lonely at the top”—a comment many interpreted as an attempt to downplay his emotional posts.
