After losing her twin sister two years ago, Kehinde says she
is glad she is able to move on, but more delighted that she
left a very young son who she has been taking care of and
that always makes her at peace knowing she is not totally
marriage and making babies,
she said;
One of the reasons why I have yet to marry is my career.
Being a female artiste is tough and it always has an effect on
one’s love life. It takes only someone who really loves you to
support your career.
People have a lot of negative impressions about artistes. I am
no longer young and as soon as the man is ready, I am also
ready. I have reached a point in my life when I want to have a
home and make babies.
About her sister’s death, she said;
Losing my twin sister, two years ago, remains the lowest
point of my life. That I survived the experience is still a
mystery. We were together right from the womb and to have
her suddenly snatched away is the most hurtful aspect of my
life.
I am coping with the loss but I can never get over her death.
We were very close and did everything together.
Having to forge ahead with my life and career without her
love, care and guidance, is a heart-wrenching experience.
Every day, I wish she never died. I am thankful to God that
she left me a piece of her. Caring for her young son, soothes
the pain I feel and calms my spirit.
I miss everything about her.
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