Karen Nyamu kissed and caressed passionately with Umoja 1 MCA Mark Mugambi in a car in broad daylight to the surprised of many people.
What was really shocking is that Nyamu is 7 months pregnant for Mugithi singer Samidoh, she has a one year old son with the musician and she is pregnant for him again.
The Nairobi senatorial aspirant now appears to be dating, or she just having a fling with Umoja 1 MCA Mark Mugambi.
The two lovebirds packed on the PDA (public display of affection) during UDA party campaign trail in the city.
Note that in August 2021, Samidoh accused Nyamu of cheating on him with a man she was seen with in Mombasa. The singer even battered her over infidelity, she was only three months pregnant then.
And on January 18th 2022, Nyamu caused a stir during UDA rally Kenyatta market in Nairobi when gave a suggestive speech loaded with sexual innuendos.
But why is Nyamu so horny? Well it’s not her fault entirely. Pregnancy at times sends women’s sex-drive into overdrive.
While nausea, fatigue, stress, and the many physical changes which occur as a result of pregnancy can reduce a woman’s desire to have sex, for some women sex-drive increases dramatically.
For some women, pregnancy is the lustiest time of their lives. Pregnancy triggers many changes that can affect a woman’s sex drive. Higher levels of estrogen and progesterone, increases in blood flow to the genitals which leads to heightened sexual desire.
As blood flows to the sexual organs, breasts and vulva is increased, heightening sexual pleasure and the abnormal crave to smash.
After an embryo implants in the wall of the uterus, cells in the placenta start producing a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). This hormone stimulates the production of other hormones, such as estrogen and progesterone.[sic]
However, not all pregnant women react in the same way to hormonal changes. For some sex drive to decrease during the first trimester, peak in the second, and go down again in the third.
But for some pregnant women, like now Karen Nyamu, changing levels of estrogen and progesterone increases their libido unpredictably.
Estrogen increases both vaginal lubrication and blood flow to the vulva. These changes can lead to heightened arousal, sensitivity, and pleasure.
“I would wake up horny in the middle of the night. It was crazy,” confessed a pregnant woman on Facebook.
