TRHK actress Njambi brags about being attracted to bad boys

 

Actress Bernice Njeri Gachomba popularly known as Njambi following her hilarious role in The Real House-helps of Kawangware series has revealed that nice guys have no chance with her.

Through her socials, Njeri shared a screen grab of a message she had received from an ally of hers chastising her for leaving a good guy with huge potential who had the hots for her.

In the text message, the friend could be seen heaping praises on the guy while highlighting what Njambi was missing out on after turning the guy down.

Part of the friend's message read, "Right now both of your kids would be studying at Brookhouse were it not for your hard-headed nature"

The said friend went on to brag about how she was from hanging out with the actress's former pursuer and had had the time of her life at a popular Nairobi joint.

Commenting on the post, Njambi went on to mock her friend for getting excited over the literal bare minimum. The veteran actress noted that meat was not something to impress someone before revealing that her type when it comes to romantic partners was guys who fit in the "bad boy" category.

   

"Hapa kuna mtu anasema I stood on business juu ya Benz na nyama ya carnivore,"

This translates to;

"Here there is someone bragging about how they stood on business just because of a Mercedes Benz and roasted meat from Carnivore (a popular hangout joint in Nairobi)"

Njambi went on to make it clear that her type is not your type and everyone should just stick to their lane.

Njambi's post
Image: COURTESY

The mother of 2 candidly noted she has always had the hots for bad boys and would not only always fall for one but pick them over a nice guy any day anytime without so much as batting an eyelid.

"Mimi nakuanga nimechizi na ma bad boys, I would pick a bad boy over a nice man anytime," the last of her post read.

Last year, Njeri confirmed she had finally left her 2nd baby daddy, a footballer known as Nelson citing that he was very insecure, a narcissist and disrespectful.

BY  HANNIE PETRA