The online streets are ablaze after news broke that Thee Pluto, one of Kenya’s most talked-about content creators, has reclaimed a luxurious gift he once bestowed on his baby mama, Felicity Wanjiru. According to sources, Thee Pluto took back the CX-5 he had bought for Felicity after their relationship went sour, leaving her with no option but to rely on Uber rides or public transport (matatus) for her day-to-day errands.
This dramatic move has sparked intense debate on social media, with fans reacting to the situation with a mix of shock, humor, and a bit of pettiness. Some are likening the car repossession to office items – you get to use them while you’re still employed, but once you’re transferred or leave the company, the goods stay behind for the next person. In this case, it seems Thee Pluto’s next girlfriend may be getting the keys to that coveted ride!
But this isn’t just a story of one man and his luxury vehicle. It echoes a growing trend that has people talking across Kenya and beyond. Some fans are pointing to how modern men are no longer putting expensive assets like cars or land in their partners’ names, referencing high-profile celebrity breakups that have ended in property disputes.
Even the legendary Hakimi saga, where footballer Achraf Hakimi made headlines for protecting his wealth amid a divorce, has been referenced, with memes popping up about “Hakimi students” winning once again. As this story unfolds, one thing is clear: love, money, and luxury gifts have become quite the explosive mix in today’s relationship drama.
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