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Njambi Fever opens up on why she is not worried about being called a single mum
29th August, 2026 07:30 PM
Blogger Njambi Fever has said she is not worried about being called a single mum, saying the words do not mean much to her.
The content creator said women should also not allow such words to worry them, although she admitted that her view may be different from that of others.
Njambi made the remarks after previously insisting that she is single while calling out her husband, who is also the father of her child. She said the two are not on good terms despite him continuing to post about her.
“I’m not playing with the I’m single captions/videos… this man, my child’s father, knows we are not on good terms yet he keeps posting me to manipulate the narrative !!” Njambi Fever said.
She has now addressed the issue of being referred to as a single mum. Njambi said she does not see the description as something serious and suggested that women should not allow such words to affect them or their view of themselves.
“Kuitwa single mum sio big deal tho’ such words shouldn’t worry women, or maybe I’m just different,” Njambi Fever said on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
The remarks come after Njambi publicly stated that she is single and accused her husband of trying to change how people view their relationship. She made the statement on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, while explaining that they were not getting along.
Njambi maintains her position
Njambi and her husband have one child together and got married last year in a civil wedding. However, her recent comments show that she considers herself single despite the posts from her child’s father.
She said she wanted her position to be understood clearly and had continued to use captions and videos stating that she is single. Njambi also accused her husband of posting her despite knowing that they were not on good terms.
“I’m not playing with the I’m single captions/videos,” Njambi Fever said.
She also described herself as a happy and authentic person while speaking about the situation.
For Njambi, being called a single mum should not be treated as a major issue. She also suggested that her reaction could be different from that of other women because she personally does not find the description worrying.
