How many of such women can swallow their pride, own up and be that courageous to tell such "FORBIDDEN " subject to the world? You can count.
Lynn, this is a unique case told by an intentional, beautiful soul for many to learn and review their life.
Disclaimer!!,  my wife did exactly that albeit minus our kids and after two weeks,  she realised her error of judgement. These things are in vogue in our society today but is never told. Leah is one of a kind.
Leah,  allow me to commend you for that move and remind you that you are so beautiful and authentic. You have taught many women out there that marriage indeed works if both parties put their efforts, purpose and intention to it. Marriage is so good guys, but its success must come from you not the other party. Leah came to her realisation that she had something to give in her marriage, interrogated her conscience and God revealed to her that this was the man that He purposed to her. A marriage with God's blessings can't fold.
Guys, there is no pride or ego when it comes to marriage. Marriage brings in values and purpose then the rest falls into place. I also wish to remind us that the best and most successful marriage can manifest where and when both of you places your past aside and place your values to the table then agree on how, as a unit you can navigate and model life in the way you think best. What I am saying in simple terms is, outsiders will never help you build your marriage but destroy it. They weren't there when you met or when discussing and agreed on your trajectory. To that extent then, they are strangers to your marriage just as they are not part of your life journey or painful experiences. Leave 3rd parties out of your relationship and be nil or scanty in sharing anything about your partner and marriage in social media groups.
Leah's story in respect of her father, is indeed sad and unfortunate. Leah, sorry for the childhood trauma you endured but God has it all positioned for you to your destiny. It is well. Men, when a relationship has failed, bringing another woman to your matrimonial bed is a big NO. There are several ways you can approach or handle your relationship without causing unnecessary bitterness or subjecting your children to such experience that Leah and many more go through. With the advent of alternative means of resolving differences like counseling,  church etc, you can do it guys. AIDS, STDs, Traumas you inflict on the innocent children like Leah, and the shame that you alone go through among men, all these is unwarranted.
It doesn't matter what anyone can say about women,  but our mothers are awesome. Majority of women do a lot in terms of shaping humanity. Many women out there including my own mother are transformative to matters children welfare, albeit, away from public glare. Social media is exposing some stories of women power and how much they impact society at large. But the truth is, there are so many silent mothers like Leah's that have done wonders that never come to public gallery. We see other great women even here on Lynn's show.
As we celebrate international women's day on Friday 8, 2024, I request all of Lynn's loyal fans to join me in Celebrating Leah's mother, Lynn the icon herself, and all women in the world for being wonderful mothers to all of us. I postmously celebrate my own mother for single handedly taking me to university through Busaa brewing, my wife for giving me 4 great men and women and my two daughters for making me feel the proudest and fulfilled father in the world. Happy international women's day to all.

Lynn please bring her husband, we need to hear his story too. Who else wishes the same?

Who is here 2026 June

I want to see Lynn's biological mother on that coach, she'd brought a gift to the world how she struggled to bring up this icon Lynn Ngugi.

Who is here in 2026 life

Am a stay home mother of 3. Already separated and praying for restoration. Kindly vote for me to join the master class mentorship class in April. This story is an encouragement to me

Leah, wow, so good to see you here. Leah and her family were our next-door neighbours in Tudor Mombasa, and I saw her parents get married and how their family started. Leah was an outgoing, lovely inquisitive child, and she loved coming to our house next door, and we'd carry her. Her Mom was a gem, and her father was a brilliant Accountant. He worked in KPA with my Dad, in different sections (our Dad was in Operations). We were sad to see how their family went. My Dad and all our siblings loved them. We remember when Leah's Mom came as a newlywed, after their wedding, from Nanyuki if I recall, with pomp and extended family. They were three sweet girls. Hugs and proud of you!
Alice M. South Africa

Lynn thank you for this guest. I was at the verge of quiting my marriage and this has opened a whole new chapter. I would really wish to be in her master class

Here is me sincerely looking forward for the sponsorship, guys kindly votes for me and save a soul, my story is exactly like her story, God bless you abundantly,,,,,,

My 1st wife left with two of our children when she had a high flying job.

She later realised (and was told by many that) her reasons for leaving her marriage were trivial. Hiyo tu????

She later brought back the children.

After three years she gathered courage to ask me that we get back together.

I was bitter about the things she had talked about me. I also was cowardly to say yes for the sake of my children.

She had a hard time as a single lady and could not hold jobs.

She later died and I have always regretted not being man enough to protect her from her own emotions and the world.

This was a masterpiece, I quit my marriage and I don't want to be out here alone and still confused about the things that made me quit to still there, I am confused. I would really like to be in the master class to learn because tbh I am drained. Thanks guys, kindly vote for me.

Most don't go back, because they would not be taken in, and in most cases that's usually the best decision for everyone especially the kids. If a lady leaves when a man is loaded, but comes back when a man is financially low, then there could be some...some hope there. However, if a lady leaves when a man is broke, comes back when a man is doing much better, to the man..RUN! Goes both ways gender wise. Im proud of her.

Lynn it's 22.50 as I write this. I didn't realize it was two hours and a half long. I'm an introvert and clearly resonate with her story. To be sincere, I was feeling like I was in a bottomless pit. I felt no one understood me and that my feelings were awkward. I held pain and confusion for as long as I can remember. I'm was very good at building blocks to prevent communication. I always related on the surface even with my own spouse,I always felt we were too close yet too far....I can write a book . But come the mid of Feb this year,I sought help. You have no idea how I felt when I was able to realize and analyze those patterns. I'm still walking this journey. And the most amazing thing has been self awareness and introspection. If you don't mind, I would love the April masterclass to continue learning more. Thank you for this authentic guest,Leah; for being vulnerable and sharing her story. Aki thanks Lynn.

cecily mbarire is so kind and calm.she pick people's phones ata saa vile yeye ni governor.if you can one day invite her to this show. we need to appreciate her .me included.

When one leaves a marriage, even if there is a reconciliation later, there're things that can never be the same.
The partner will never forget that you can just switch off and on the marriage at wish. To avoid getting hurt in an eventuality of a relapse, they can never give you their 'heart' again. They can still reinstate the physical commitment for the sake of the kids, but they'll still never regain from the emotional ambush. Sometimes, they'll be emotionally preparing for how to live without you, just in case you leave again. Sorry, this is not the perspective that many would wish to look at it from, but I could be speaking on behalf of many. In my opinion, I won't advocate for the gentleman to be pulled onto the podium. Don't pressure him to speak at this point. Healing from such a turmoil would be a journey. Just when he thought that his family was together, it broke. Just when he was trying to get to terms with the unpleasant outcome, reconciliation. I know sometimes he's not even sure whether he'll find her when he returns from work. There're fears and mistrusts that were unlocked, which he might never speak about, for fear of being seen or blamed as an impediment to reconciliation. The same fear would compel him to join in to an interview and state how he's happy with the progress. At some point, the lady felt ready to leave marriage, but was he ready? At some point, she felt ready for a reconciliation. Was he ready? At a stage, she felt ready to speak it out and share the lessons learnt. Is he ready, and what has he learnt? Maybe he's still trying to understand the breakup😅. I speak from a man's perspective.  Please don't rush him. You might leave him emotionally confused and stranded; a passive audience in a theatre of marriage.

Leah was my classmate in kyeni . So powerful

As a young person looking forward to marriage in the near future, there's a lot to learn.
Insights from Leah:
* Marriage works when both parties work towards it's betterment
* Accept there's something wrong and then Work on yourself, focusing on your future, not stagnating in the past.
*Conquer your fears.
*The most that a person can tell you is a NO, you'll have done your part.
* It's okay to make mistakes and move beyond them.
* Apologize and mend the broken 💔 bridges even with no tied favours in return.

Her story has really touched me especially the KU school fees challenge. Am currently at Kenyatta University on a self sponsored program. The struggle is really, I was supposed to complete last Dec but I deferred one sem of which am now concluding by April. The worse of it is that my spouse has never been supportive for the whole 5 years I have been in KU. I dont have a formal employment, I have really strained to make ends meet for my family and my studies. She has really spoken to my heart....

Wow Lynn this interview is a blessing to me and I would really appreciate the coaching masterclass in this season in my life. Am literally stuck. I have been a stay at home mum for 12 years, learnt afew skills while at it and I now feel its time for a paradigm shift in my life. Kindly Lnn fans vote for me. Am Pauline ❤

My marriage was restored after 4 years of divorce and all.. remarried again. Praise Yahuwah. May Yahuwah bless your union.