Huddah Monroe calls out Salasya for messaging her despite online spat (Screenshot)

Kenyan socialite Huddah Monroe & Mumias East MP Salasya are still at loggerheads. The public spat centers around a sum of Sh10,000 that Salasya gifted Huddah, which she dismissed as insignificant, comparing it to “peanuts” or “chicken food.” This altercation has gained significant traction on social media, where the two public figures continue to exchange barbs, providing a window into the complex interplay between politics and celebrity culture in Kenya.

Highlights

Huddah and Salasya’s beef has gone for several days now
Ironically, they were previous admirers of each other
Huddah has called Salasya out for messaging him
She shared a screenshot of Salasya

Huddah’s message to Salasya

Following their bitter beef, Huddah has exposed Salasya for sneaking in her DM. She shared via her Instagram stories that she’s no longer interested in having a conversation with him; citing that he had tarnished her name.

”After all the lies you told about me! After slandering me. Ruining my reputation. You still have the audacity to say ‘hi,” Huddah wrote

The Beginning of the Spat

Peter Salasya, a vibrant and often controversial politician, is no stranger to the public eye. Known for his humorous and unconventional style of engagement with both his constituents and critics, Salasya found himself in the crosshairs of Huddah Monroe after he allegedly sent her Sh10,000.

In a video and social media posts, Salasya shared that the gift was intended as a token of goodwill. According to the politician, he felt compelled to help after Huddah repeatedly requested financial assistance from him. He further claimed that the socialite edited her Mpesa balance to project an image of financial stability, showcasing Sh2 million in her account despite her allegedly struggling financially.

Salasya, currently in Uganda, shared his side of the story on social media, stating;

“Nimefika Uganda vizuri and I will be giving a video, but ni mzee kuniliko na mkora, she edited a Mpesa ati ali receive 2M Mpesa and yet we know in Kenya the maximum is Sh500k,” Salasya stated

In his account, Salasya paints a picture of Huddah as someone who habitually asks for financial help, stating that she reached out to him frequently via WhatsApp. He explained that, despite his skepticism, he eventually decided to send her Sh10,000 out of sympathy, while he was in Mombasa.

Huddah’s Response

Huddah Monroe, a businesswoman and influencer known for her bold personality and unapologetic lifestyle, quickly fired back after Salasya’s revelations. She expressed indignation at the MP’s comments, claiming that the Sh10,000 was such a negligible amount that she didn’t even notice it at first. Taking to her Instagram Stories, Huddah stated;

“Mimi si kienyeji bro tafuta size yako, this guy sent me 10,000 Kshs which I didn’t even notice. Usiniharibie jina coz of $80 dollars bro wacha members wajue nilirudisha pesa ya chakula ya kuku.”

Huddah Monroe and Salasya’s beef is definitely far from over.

MP Peter Salasya quotes the millions Huddah was demanding for a one night stand date