Flaqo’s recent decision to take back a car he had once gifted Keranta has sparked discussions about relationships, gifts, and what happens after a breakup.
The vehicle, worth Ksh.1.5 million, had been part of their public image, a sign of what seemed like a strong and happy bond. But according to Flaqo, the reality behind their relationship was different from what many people believed.
In an open interview, he explained that much of what fans saw online was planned and staged for entertainment purposes.
The romantic posts, funny skits, and shared moments that drew admiration from followers were often scripted. While the content may have looked genuine, Flaqo said their actual relationship faced challenges that the public never saw. Over time, these issues grew, with trust problems and cases of infidelity eventually leading to their separation.
Following the breakup, Flaqo allowed Keranta to stay in one of his two houses without asking her to leave. He even left all the household items in place, including the furniture, electronics, and kitchen appliances.
However, he chose to take the car back, explaining that it was a gift meant for his girlfriend, not for someone he was no longer romantically involved with. Since the logbook was registered in his name, the process of reclaiming it was straightforward.
This move has drawn mixed reactions. Some believe that once a gift is given, it should remain with the recipient regardless of the relationship’s outcome, while others feel that in certain circumstances, especially where expensive property is involved, it’s fair to reclaim it.
Flaqo’s decision has opened up a conversation about the emotional and practical considerations that come with ending a relationship.
He also pointed out that social media often hides the reality of personal struggles. People tend to believe in the perfect stories they see online, but in truth, relationships can have deep issues that remain hidden from public view.
Flaqo’s experience shows that behind the filters and carefully crafted images, there are real challenges, and breakups often involve tough decisions that outsiders may not fully understand.
