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How the Wajesus have been demonstrating that marriage works
21st November, 2025 01:03 PM
Digital content creator couple Peter Kabi and his wife, Milly, famously known as the Wajesus family, have continued to use their platforms to show their followers that marriage can work, despite the criticism and pressure that often surrounds public relationships.
The Wajesus Family, known for openly sharing most of their day-to-day life online, has built a brand around faith, family, and togetherness.
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Through their YouTube channel and social media pages, the couple consistently highlights the positive side of marriage, saying that love, commitment, and teamwork are still possible in today’s world.
One of the ways they have been demonstrating this is by showcasing their married life openly, from parenting moments to celebrations, challenges, and personal milestones.
They often describe their relationship as a partnership grounded in friendship and intentional communication.
The couple also takes regular family vacations, which helps them reconnect, bond, and create memories with their children, or sometimes they go only the two of them.
These trips have become a trademark of their lifestyle content, attracting thousands of viewers who admire their unity and lifestyle.
Aside from entertainment, using their tag line #MarriageWorks, the Wajesus use their influence to encourage young couples to invest in their relationships.
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They openly talk about their disagreements, how they handle conflict, and how they keep their marriage strong.
Their content aims to encourage couples who may feel discouraged by the high rate of separations and breakups in the entertainment space.
Besides the glamorous trips, the couple regularly showcases small moments that reflect partnership working on their businesses together, supporting each other’s projects, attending events as a team, and celebrating each other’s achievements.
Milly often speaks about the importance of feeling appreciated and emotionally supported, while Kabi highlights leadership, responsibility, and nurturing a healthy home environment.
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Over the years, the Wajesus have used their platform not just for entertainment but also for mentorship.
Together with their couple of friends, they have formed a group called the Dominion Family, consistently showing love, teamwork, and devotion, as well as advocating for the institution of marriage and inspiring couples who want to make their unions last.
Their message has remained consistent: # marriage works, but it takes effort, mutual respect, and commitment. And through their content, they continue to position themselves as examples of a modern Kenyan couple choosing to grow together.
