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‘Failure ni wewe’-Kelvin Kiptum’s alleged ‘baby mama’ claps back at online critics
‘Failure ni wewe’-Kelvin Kiptum’s alleged ‘baby mama’ claps back at online critics.Edna Awuor, the woman who claimed to have a child with the late world marathon record holder Kelvin Kiptum, met fierce criticism online after she visited Kiptum’s family home with her daughter, Adrel Cherop Kiptum.
The visit, intended to allow Adrel to connect with her late father’s family, sparked a wave of accusations on social media.
Critics labeled Awuor as “desperate” and questioned her motives for reaching out to Kiptum’s relatives, especially his wife, Asenath.Awuor did not hold back in her response to the online trolls.
When one user asked why she had visited Kiptum’s home, she fired back, emphasizing that her actions were simply to ensure her daughter maintained ties with her paternal family.
“Failure ni wewe [You are the failure], because you’re busy following up to know what I went to do. For your information, I’m going back there tomorrow, and I’ll take more pictures. Come with me so you can find out for yourself what I’m doing there. Taking my child to her grandparents—does that make me desperate? If so, I’d advise you to also be desperate. Alaa!”Awuor did not hold back in her response to the online trolls.
When one user asked why she had visited Kiptum’s home, she fired back, emphasizing that her actions were simply to ensure her daughter maintained ties with her paternal family.Awuor continued to criticize the users for meddling in her personal life, questioning why her efforts to involve her daughter with Kiptum’s family caused such a stir.Awuor continued to criticize the users for meddling in her personal life, questioning why her efforts to involve her daughter with Kiptum’s family caused such a stir.Her blunt response also included a jab at the critics, suggesting that their anger stemmed from personal dissatisfaction or missed opportunities with the late marathoner.Awuor’s journey with Kiptum, who tragically passed away earlier this year, has been one filled with public scrutiny and legal battles.She first gained attention after Kiptum’s death when she sought to have their daughter recognized as his child.
In a high-profile legal move, Awuor filed a court petition to stop Kiptum’s burial, ensuring that Adrel was acknowledged as part of the family.During the proceedings, Awuor revealed that she was unaware of Kiptum’s other relationships and had only discovered them through social media.
Despite the shock, her primary focus remained her daughter, whom she claimed bore a striking resemblance to Kiptum.
In the courtroom, Awuor testified that she had a cordial relationship with Kiptum’s wife, Rotich, and they would often communicate about his whereabouts whenever either of them needed to reach him.
However, Justice Robert Wananda, presiding over the case at the High Court in Eldoret, ruled against Awuor’s request to halt the burial, allowing Kiptum’s funeral to proceed as planned.Despite the public drama surrounding her and her daughter’s association with the late marathoner, Awuor has remained steadfast in her conviction that she is simply looking out for her child’s well-being.
She continues to face harsh judgment from some but her determination to ensure her daughter is recognized as part of Kiptum’s legacy remains unwavering.After missing out on his main targets in 2024, Paris Olympic 200m silver medalist Kenny Bednarek has promised ruthlessness on track next year as he finally hopes to dominate entering into his prime.
Bednarek, the Tokyo Olympic 200m silver medalist, is yet to hit dizzying heights expected of him despite being talented. At 26, the American is entering a crucial stage in his development and his latest admission indicates 2025 could be his year to shine. The two-time Diamond League champion salvaged his season by beating fiercest rival Letsile Tebogo to gold in the Diamond League Final in Brussels, in September. Bednarek ran a fine bend to pass the Olympic champion and stayed ahead to take victory in 19.67.
