Lillian Ng’ang’a Dating Rules Leave Kenyans Talking: No Sleepovers, No Visits

Machakos’s former First Lady, Lillian Ng’ang’a, has opened up regarding her dating rules, stating that she does not bring men into her house or go to their homes, nor visit them in Airbnb’s.

During an interview with media personality Alex Mwakideu on Saturday, June 6, 2026, Ng’ang’a candidly told Mwakideu that she enjoys keeping things simple when it comes to her love life.

She avoids putting herself in situations that may compromise her values.

“I do not bring men into my house. Nor do I visit their places or take them to the Airbnbs,” she said.

The author and social media influencer went on to admit that she has very straightforward relationships.

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Importance of Honesty and Truthfulness in Relationships and Life

Ng’ang’a also spoke about why she finds it necessary to be truthful in relationships and life.

She noted that she dislikes lying and has no reason to do so, given her simple lifestyle.

“I do not lie because I hate lying and I try my best. I do not lie as much. I actually do not lie because I live a very simple, straight life, so there is nothing to lie about,” she confessed.

She went on to explain that her natural way of life made her who she is now and her honesty is as much a natural phenomenon as air.

“I live my life straight and have not had anything make me want to lie,” she explained.

She noted dishonesty as her biggest deal-breaker in a relationship, and that she would pack her bags and leave a person if she discovered he had been lying.

“I hate lying. I am very angry when someone lies. I hate to be lied to. Don’t lie; just say the truth,” she emphasized, adding that it did not matter if it was hurtful. “I find lying very childish, just say the truth, even if it is going to hurt me. I will get over it, lying I find very immature,” she continued.

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Lillian Ng’ang’a Thought’s on Relationships and Emotional Resilience

The mother of one also opened up about having never been heartbroken as much as she has grown and has outlived the age of heartbreak.

“Now I am grown, and I am past the age of heartbreak. I am too busy to have a heartbreak,” she said and went on to clarify that she has felt disappointed but not heartbroken.

“I have not been heartbroken before. I haven’t been heartbroken, but I have been disappointed and I had hoped things would be different, but heartbreak? No,” she said.

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Lillian Ng’ang’a During an interview with media personality Alex Mwakideu on Saturday, June 6, 2026. Credits X Alex Mwakideu