Eric Omondi girlfriend Lynne talks about miscarriage and her husband's Wife Material show

  

On February 14, 2023, Lynne, 21, shared the happy news on her Instagram page, showing off the ring she was proposed to and gushing about how much she loves Eric.

"New chapter, identical book. I adore you, baby, @ericomondi; words cannot convey how thrilled I am," she said in her post.

Lynne tweeted a video of her and Eric kissing while on a boat vacation in September 2022 and said she liked spending her time with Eric.

Later, she acknowledged their connection by identifying Eric Omondi as her partner during a round of questions and answers with her followers.

Lynne, a model who is 21 years old, began working as an influencer at the age of 19.

Eric Omondi released a video of Lynne sobbing next to a hospital bed in November 2022 and said that she had miscarried.

"Even though we've never met, we can feel your presence and will always adore you. There is no guy in the world with that type of strength, so show appreciation to each of the ladies. Stay strong, @l.y.nn.e. It's fine, "he posted.

Eric Omondi purchased his fiancée a brand-new vehicle on March 20, 2022, as a thank-you for sticking with him.

"For Lynne's birthday, we gave her a tiny gift. Your tenacity, tolerance, and diligent work attitude are unparalleled. Big Tyme Entertainment and I are very happy for you! We hope that this small present shows how appreciative we are."

"Seek the stars due to the fact that you are a STAR; the sky cannot be your limit. Happy birthday," Eric said in his message.

" In Wife material, that was show but i didn't subscribe to that because i respect myself. Wife Material show may eve return, " she added.

The contentious comedian has been embroiled in a lot of turmoil recently.

From starting a fight with gospel singers to the heaviest of worldly bands like Sauti Sol's Bien and Khaligraph Jones, Eric Omondi bashed the industry.

According to Eric, the gospel music business is perishing because the artists are not responding to their pleas.

Eric has also advocated for the playback of music with 75% Kenyan content. According to him, the decline in the business is due to Kenyans' declining interest in local music.