Welcome to motherhood: Dem wa Facebook congratulates King Kalala on pregnancy
By Valerian Khakayi, July 21, 2026Digital content creator Millicent Ayuwa Obayi, popularly known as Dem wa Facebook, has joined the growing list of celebrities congratulating former radio presenter Prudence Chepkirui Tonui, better known as King Kalala, after news of her pregnancy emerged online.
Taking to social media on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, Dem wa Facebook, who recently welcomed twin daughters, shared a light-hearted message welcoming King Kalala into motherhood.
“Congratulations, @king.kalala. Kumbe ni mimi nilikua nimeleta jam. Welcome to motherhood, babygirl,” Dem wa Facebook wrote.
King Kalala’s pregnancy
King Kalala, known for her bold personality and unfiltered opinions on relationships, dating and social issues, has built a massive following across social media and podcasts. News of her pregnancy has sparked widespread reactions online, with fans and fellow celebrities sending congratulatory messages.
Although King Kalala has not publicly shared extensive details about her pregnancy, the announcement has generated excitement among her supporters, many of whom have expressed their happiness at seeing the outspoken content creator begin a new chapter.
Taking to her social media accounts, she shared it with the message, “LONG LIVE THE KLAN! +1! Hata simba hupatikana,” King Kalala wrote.
King Kalala on dating
The pregnancy announcement comes months after Kalala spoke about dating and urged women to stop calling men misogynists when they express their personal preferences.
She shared the message in an Instagram video on Thursday, February 26, 2026.
“If a man says he wants a partner who complements him differently, you don’t start calling him a misogynist. Go look for someone who actually matches your energy and expectations,” Kalala said.
Kalala explained that people should not take dating preferences as personal attacks. She said relationships work better when people choose partners who are a good match instead of trying to force things that are not working.
She said women should focus on finding partners who genuinely match them rather than trying to create compatibility where it does not exist. According to Kalala, people should respect each other’s choices instead of turning every disagreement into an argument.
“Before you argue or label someone, understand it’s not personal. It’s about compatibility. Stop forcing something that isn’t there,” Kalala said.