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Wedding Day Drama: Man Collapses After He Discovered That His Bride Has Four Grownup Children

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A Kenya man simply identified by his surname Omwenga, reportedly had the most shocking revelation when he discovered that his wife already birthed four grownup children.

The man who was planning to start a family with his new wife, discovered on their wedding day that she already had four grownup boys.

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Omwenga who couldn’t handle the discovery reportedly collapsed at the wedding venue, a Pentecostal church in Nyansiongo ward, Borabu Constituency in Kisii County.

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Vunah Fm reported that Omwenga made serious preparations for the wedding, before the event took a dramatic turn for the worse when it came to the exchange of vows and the bride revealed to the man that she had four fully grown boys in her previous relationship.

On hearing the news, Omwenga collapsed and when he regained consciousness, the wedding was stopped, because he insisted that he needed to rethink to make a decision.

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