Chuka Kenyan Prince declares love for Sheryl Gabriella again despite rejection
Chuka Kenyan Prince has once again publicly declared his love for content creator Sheryl Gabriella, despite her previous rejection.
In a video shared on social media, Chuka held up a photograph of Sheryl as he professed his feelings, insisting that he would continue loving her even after being turned down.
“Sheryl Gabriella nilisema nakupenda ukanikataa… hata unikatae bado nakupenda,” he said.
His latest declaration quickly attracted attention online, with social media users responding with a mixture of amusement, teasing and criticism over his persistence.
Kenyans react to Chuka’s declaration
The comment section was filled with humorous reactions, with some users poking fun at Chuka’s continued pursuit of Sheryl.
One user joked, “Sheryl Gabriella I love you by force,” while another challenged him to prove how serious he was.
“Choraa tatoo ya jina lake kwa kifua ndio tuamini,” the user wrote.
Other followers simply responded with laughing emojis, turning the romantic declaration into an entertaining social media moment.
Some also reminded Chuka of previous promises he had made while expressing his interest in Sheryl.
“Si uli sema adi u nunuwe chopa Mzee,” one user commented.
Another offered a more blunt assessment of the situation, writing, “Unayempenda hakupendi.”
Chuka labelled a ‘simp’
The recurring theme in the reactions was the “simp” label, with some users suggesting that Chuka’s repeated public declarations were excessive given that his feelings had not been reciprocated.
“Siiiimp,” one user wrote.
The term is commonly used online to describe someone perceived to be going to extreme lengths to gain the attention or affection of another person, particularly where the feelings appear to be one-sided.
Chuka’s latest video appeared to reinforce that perception among some social media users, although others treated the situation largely as light-hearted entertainment.
When private feelings become public
Chuka’s repeated declarations also highlight how social media can turn personal relationships and romantic pursuits into public spectacles.
By sharing his feelings through videos and photographs, he has opened the situation to commentary from thousands of online users, many of whom have responded with jokes and criticism.
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