Some things are inseparable: Ferdinand Omanyala denies breaking up with his wife

 

Omanyala with longtime partner Laventa Amutavi

Following a whirlwind of rumors questioning his relationship with longtime partner Laventa Amutavi, Omanyala took the opportunity to set the record straight.

In a recent video shared on his TikTok account, the sprinter and his family were captured together inside a vehicle, smiling and enjoying their moment.

With a heartfelt message, he took the opportunity to reassure his fans and the public that despite any speculations, his marriage remains strong and intact.

" I love spending time with my family. We don't always get to see each other as often as we'd like, but when we do, it's always special." he captioned.

The video served as a heartwarming glimpse into his personal life, emphasizing the unity and happiness within his family.

Omanyala, who has gained global recognition for his stellar performance on the track, was quick to address the rumors, attributing them to the intense scrutiny that comes with being in the public eye. When a person asked about his relationship status in the comments, he replied,

"Some things are inseparable," he replied with a comment.

 Africa’s fastest man has always emphasized in the past years that his relationship with Laventa has been built on trust and support, their qualities have remained unchanged despite his rising fame.

Laventa, a key pillar in the sprinter's life, has been by his side through his rise in athletics. The couple has often shared glimpses of their life on social media. This public display of their bond has led to admiration but also speculation, especially as Omanyala's career took off.

However, the sprinter reassured his followers that they remain a solid team.

"Yea. Sometimes it's good to listen but sometimes u shut your ears and close your eyes." he again added.

His statement serves as a reminder of the pressures faced by public figures, both professionally and personally, as they balance their careers and relationships.

by DERICK OMOLO