Fitness trainer Frankie Kiarie alias Just Gym It recently revealed why he and his lover Corazon Kwamboka live separately.

A curious fan wanted to know why the two don’t live together yet they are a power couple.

While explaining, Kiarie said that Kwamboka loved her own space, and that’s why they decided to make her house the main house even when he has his own.

“Corazon loves her space. She would rather be in her house than anywhere else. Even when she’s at my house, she’s always complaining, so we decided her house is the primary house but I still have my own,” he said.

As if it was not enough, another fan posed a question asking who settles her rent.

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In a quick rejoinder, Frankie answered, saying there is no payment of rent because she owns the house.

“It’s her house, she owns it, there is no rent,” the fitness enthusiast revealed.

The Kisii born lady in 2020 revealed that she purchased her wonderful House when she was only 25 years old. 

Kwamboka at that time revealed that she vacated the house because neighbours kept on popping their noses on her business and feeding information to bloggers. It was at the time she had started dating Kiarie.

“I miss my old apartment. The view was amazing from the eighth floor. This is the first house I bought at 25years old,” she said.

“I finally moved out late last year because some snitches were driving me nuts in that compound, taking my pictures and sending to blogs (yes, I know who you are if you’re reading this). I put it on Airbnb for a while and made quite an amount from that,” she added.

Long story short; I’m looking for a tenant for this house; 3 bedrooms all en-suite, open kitchen, swimming pool, gym, elevator etc running/walking track etc, it’s located at kings Millenium Imara Daima,” read her announcement.

“Rent is 50k (Kenya shillings) per month. Serious inquiries only, DM,” she posted on Instagram.