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Kuoa sipo: Nicki Bigfish explains why he doesn’t believe in love
28th July, 2026 04:33 PM
Prankster Nickson Andere widely known as Nicki Bigfish has opened up about his views on relationships, revealing that he does not believe love is real and has no plans to get married.
Speaking during an interview with media personality Alex Mwakideu on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, Nicki Bigfish said marriage is not part of his plans, insisting that what many people describe as love is, in his opinion, simply a bond that develops between two people over time.
“Mambo ya kuoa sipo; I do not believe in love. I do not believe it is real; it is fake,” Nicki said.
The digital content creator explained that while two people can meet, grow close and eventually build a family together, he does not consider the feelings they develop to be love.
“Naweza sema watu wawili wakipatana, wata grow fond of each other; kutakuwa na ile bond watakuwa nayo, kutakuwa na hiyo feeling juu ya relationship mko nayo, maybe mkiendelea muowane mukuwe na watoto, so hiyo kuka pamoja na hiyo bond ndio watu wanaita love,” he explained.
Additionally, Nicki Bigfish said he had grown accustomed to dealing with his own thoughts and felt that if he ever started living with someone, his creativity might disappear completely.
“Mimi nimezoea kupambana na mawazo yangu; something inside me tells me ile siku labda nitanza kuishi na mtu, creativity yangu inaweza kuisha yote,” he stated.
Why love is fake
According to Nicki Bigfish, the fact that people are able to move on from one relationship and fall in love with someone else is proof that love, as many define it, does not exist.
“Kwa maoni yangu kama love ingekuwa real, sioni vile nitakuwa napenda huyu niwachane na yeye tena nipende huyu. Niko na exs kumi sasa nimepata huyu nampenda zaidi, ni kumanisha it was not real in the first place,” Nicki added.
He acknowledged that many people genuinely believe in love but maintained that everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
“Kwa wale wanambini, well and good for you, lakini kwangu mimi naona ni uongo tu,” he stated.
Fatherhood
Despite his scepticism about love and marriage, Nicki Bigfish said he is a proud father to two daughters aged 15 and 11, describing himself as a dedicated “girl dad”.
“I have two daughters aged 15 and 11, mimi ni baba girls,” Nicki revealed.
