TAKEAWAYS

• Prima Kadarshi denied bleaching her skin, saying she has always been naturally light-skinned and was nicknamed “Kazungu” in school.
• She warned exes, including Mr Henrie, to stop commenting on her personal life, saying she will always defend herself.
• Prima expressed happiness in her current relationship and vowed to beat Zahara Toto in their upcoming celebrity boxing match.

Prima Kadarshi has dismissed long-standing claims that she bleached her skin, insisting her complexion has always been naturally light.

Speaking in a recent interview, the socialite and entrepreneur said people have wrongly judged her appearance using old, poor-quality photos that made her look darker than she actually is.

According to Prima, she was even nicknamed “Kazungu” while still in school because of her naturally light skin.

“I have never bleached my skin. I have always been brown. Those old photos were simply of poor quality.”

Prima explained that the only difference today is that she takes better care of her skin using skincare products, something she says should not be mistaken for bleaching.

She also addressed the recent public exchanges involving her ex-partner, Mr Henrie, maintaining that former lovers have no business commenting on her personal life.

“My exes have no right to speak about me. If they choose to attack me publicly, I also have the right to respond.”

The businesswoman added that she has moved on and is happy in her current relationship, saying she is finally with a man who loves, respects and treats her well.

Prima also weighed in on her upcoming celebrity boxing bout against media personality Zahara Toto, expressing confidence that she will emerge victorious.

She accused Zahara of unnecessarily targeting her despite having no personal conflict and claimed the media personality continues to criticize her without justification.

The outspoken socialite further described Zahara as someone who should focus on issues appropriate for her age instead of constantly involving herself in online feuds.

Prima’s remarks come as anticipation builds for their much-publicized showdown, which has already sparked widespread debate across social media.