"You don't have to be a hoe," singer tells Kenyans
According to Kimani, she's tired of young girls in Kenya being pressured by society to become over glorified prostitutes.
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The Choc city star took to Instagram today, September 19, 2016, saying she's tired of young girls in Kenya being pressured by society to become over glorified prostitutes.
She wrote, "I want young girls in Kenya NOT to be pressured by society to become over glorified prostitutes... Finish school .... You don't have to be a hoe to be relevant, NEVER trade RESPECT for ATTENTION. I Love you ... I would never lead you astray."
The East African singer recently released her first song 'GOTA' in her native language; Swahili.
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Meanwhile, Kimani who is prepping for her debut album titled ''' has been releasing new photos on her Instagram page.
These photos taken in a safari in Kenya features the beautiful singer blending beautifully with a natural backdrop.
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