I Have Been Celibate Since 2013 – Robert Burale

Popular Megacity dominie and motivational speaker, Robert Burale, has come out to partake details of his private life.

Speaking at an interview with Kalondu Musyimi, the 45- time-old revealed that he has been virgin since his marriage ended in 2013.

According to Burale, he has not been sexually active for the history 9 times.

“I have been celibate since 2013. Na mimi ni Mluhya,” he said.

But, the popular city preacher affirms that sex plays an major part in a marriage setting, he further added that he desires to one day enter the institution of marriage.

“Sex is very important in marriage even for us the born again believers. You win in the boardroom and in the bedroom. You gonna enjoy the bedroom as well…sex is important in marriage; I’m not saying it’s the beginning and the end but it’s an important factor in marriage,” he added.

Asked whether he’ll everre-marry, the father of one bared that he doesn’t have the grace to remain single for the rest of his life.

“I desire marriage, I do not have the grace to be single. I know it will happen,” he shared.

Speaking about the rates that would benon-negotiable when it comes to opting his life mate, Burale participated that one has to marry their stylish friend in order to overcome the challenges life throws at them.

According to him, marriage can not be innovated on just looks and coitus.

“The kind of a woman I am looking for is a woman who understands herself in God. Just that. A beautiful woman of course but beauty fades. But the identity, which is an inside job, is what should be the most important thing,” he added.

Advising single people who just like him, desire to get married at some point, Burale claimed on chancing the right mate as the key to a successful and happy union.

“Marry your best friend. You won’t feel like you love each other every day. Marry your friend that you can laugh every day, you can cook together and be silly together,” he advised.

Speaking to Eve Woman magazine in 2020 on what led to his fallout with hisex-wife Rozinah Mwakideu, Burale said that communication breakdown and not spending enough time together played a part in the couple parting ways.

“I wish I had communicated better with her, listened to her. I also wish I spent more time with her. It’s not that I was travelling or working a lot, but sometimes you can be in the same room as someone else but you are not really spending time together,” he said.