Saturday 19 October 2013

IS TEACHER WANJIKU A HUSBAND SNATCHER??

Carol Wanjiku better known as "Teacher Wanjiku" has taken the comedy industry by storm since she first appeared on Churchill
playing a teacher whose kikuyu accent greatly affects her delivery in class.

Teacher Wanjiku has gone on to stamp her arrival in comedy and earned herself a permanent spot on every episode of Churchill Live.

In fact critics argue she is the most sought after comedian in the country right now. That she has done two major commercials,
one for Blueband and another for Airtel goes to show just how much influence she has.

Well as it always is, when you step into the limelight, the paparazzi get digging and dig they have. This week's edition of the Nairobian has published a detailed account
of Wanjiku's involvement with a man who is said to have separated with his wife.

The man in question is one Victor Ber, one of the bigwigs of Heartstrings Theater, where Teacher Wanjiku talent was nurtured and through which she first appeared on Churchill Live under. You will remember it was Heartstrings Theater's set on Churchill Live where Teacher Wanjiku first appeared in
the show.

Turns out, Victor Ber and Teacher Wanjiku have a past but the former ended up getting married to another lady Ann Njeri. Unfortunately the marriage was not to last as the two split even after having a child together.

According to the Nairobian, Victor Ber doesn’t deny the split with his wife says he has always been head over heels with Wanjiku the Teacher even before marrying
Anne Njeri.

“I have always loved Wanjiku and that’s why I’m not even scared to talk about it. As to whether Teacher Wanjiku stole her friend
Ann Njeri's hubby Victor says,  “No one was stolen,” Ber defends Wanjiku the Teacher.

“In fact, before splitting, Anne and I had talked about it and decided how we would live. It was a mutual feeling that we had fallen out of love and I had promised to pay
her rent for one year. I don’t know why she changed her mind.”

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