Who are Nicah Da Queen’s Parents?
Nicah the Queen is a musician from Kenya whose real name is Veronica Wanja.
She is one of the most controversial artistes from Kenya event in the message she shared on social media recently to announce that she is happy in her relationship with DJ Slahver – warning colleague Jalamo, who she accused of trying to ruin her relationship, to keep off.
Here’s what she posted;
I know this will look bad on me but I don’t want to lose my relationship @emmajalamo please please I’m in a serious relationship and you are causing me problems with my man!You started with calls at weird hours of the night now it has escalated to you posting me on Facebook…The other day you sent me 200k on my M-PESA causing my man to think we have something going on! I reimbursed the cash to you and if that was not enough you saw my posts on Instagram and followed me to Mombasa offering me tickets to Malaysia and a blank cheque! Please I’m not a socialite or a gold digger to accept such offers!I told you I’m engaged and all you kept saying was you don’t care…Slahver walked out on me and the kids in Mombasa and till now I have not set my eyes on him! @slahverdon if you see this…please come back! I really don’t know Emma Jalamo, I really don’t! You’ve blocked me everywhere I can’t even reach you! The pics you saw was a set up someone took them while I was warning him….I don’t have anything going on with him! Please please please #jesusgurl
Nicah who is one of the celebs who make headlines in entertainment in Kenya, says she is not a socialite who is pleased by money.
Nicah Da Queen’s Dad: Who is Nicah Da Queen’s father?
Her father’s identity is not known but recently, she emphasized how she and her siblings were raised by her single dad. According to her, she and her siblings were raised in Eldoret by a single father after her mother fled the family home when she was barely 10 years old.
Her mum’s departure left a gap, which she, as the firstborn, struggled to fill.
“I had to assume motherly duties and I did all house chores at the age of 9. I remember there was a time I cooked porridge instead of ugali, and my dad ate the meal with so much love,” she told Citizen Digital.
What does Nicah Da Queen’s Dad do for a living?
There’s no information about what Nicah’s dad does for a living. In the aforementioned interview, Nicah claimed when her mother abandoned her, her dad filled in the void and made life convenient for her relatively.
Nicah Da Queen’s Mom: Who is Nicah Da Queen’s mother?
Her mom’s identity is not known. She had said in a previous interview that her mom once forsook them. According to her, her mum’s departure left a gap, which she, as the firstborn, struggled to fill.
“I had to assume motherly duties and I did all house chores at the age of 9. I remember there was a time I cooked porridge instead of ugali, and my dad ate the meal with so much love,” she told Citizen Digital.
What does Nicah Da Queen’s Mom do for a living?
Details about what What does Nicah Da Queen’s Mom do for a living are not available on our database presently.
Does Nicah Da Queen have siblings?
Yes, she does but we have no information about their individual profiles. She recalled in an interview with Digital Cirizen that when her mom abandoned them, she assumed the role of a mother in the life of her siblings as she was the leader.
Taking care of her younger siblings came at a great cost: “I had to sacrifice one year of schooling to take care of my younger siblings because dad was going to work. I later went back to school at the age of 10.”
There are certain things that daughters can only learn from their mothers, particularly when they hit puberty. Without a mother to aid her transition into womanhood, Nicah faced many challenges.
“I could not even go ask my dad for pads, or even tell him it was time I started wearing bras. I had to walk while bent quite often to hide my boobs,” Nicah recounted. “Dad used to buy me one pack of sanitary towels to last me three months – he did not know I needed two in a month. I had to fill the deficiency by using pieces of old clothes,” she recounted.
