Willstone Homes director Ejidio Kinyanjui is back in the gossip mill, and this time the story is a pregnancy kit. Instagram personality Muthoni Maina, known online as HoneyWithHoldings, has posted a positive test and, according to people familiar with the drama, meant the photo as a slap at his wife.
A staff member at the Kiambu developer told local blog that the affair was an open secret around the office.
The same account says Kinyanjui has no plan to leave his marriage for the woman now claiming to carry his child.
Maina has not publicly named the father. Kinyanjui has not confirmed the pregnancy either. What is on the record is the post, the office talk, and a wife who has been dragged into a fight she did not start.
The timing is ugly.
Barely weeks ago Kinyanjui was in the headlines over a night at Kettle House Club on Kiambu Road. On 22 August 2026 he picked up a 19-year-old American visitor and her two aunts from a Kitisuru house and drove them to the club.
The teenager was in Kenya to see her grandmother, who had been dealing with Willstone Homes on a housing project. He settled a drinks and food bill running into tens of thousands of shillings.
Her account to police is blunt. She says she got heavily drunk. She says that when her aunts stepped away he started touching her, then walked her to the parking lot and into the back of his Lexus.
She told investigators she said no, tried to stop him, and was frightened because she believed he was armed. She was taken for a medical examination. Detectives are reported to be sitting on a file of about 95 pages, including her statement, medical notes and CCTV from the club and the car park.
Kinyanjui was arrested on 1 September, held for three days and released. His line has not moved. The encounter, he says, was consensual. He has not been convicted. A magistrate, not Instagram, will decide which version of that night stands.
The new pregnancy claim lands on a man already carrying baggage. Willstone Homes, the off-plan developer behind projects along Kenyatta Road in Juja, has been through a boardroom war over control of an Sh839 million firm.
Kinyanjui holds about 20 percent. Co-founders Victor Muusya and Patrick Marigi hold the rest through Diamond Transfer.
That fight ended in a costly settlement, with criminal complaints between the partners dropped. Separately, he sued Nation Media Group over stories linking him to the collapsed Banda Homes saga. The High Court threw out his bid to gag the paper.
None of that proves the Lexus allegation, and none of it proves he fathered Maina’s child. What it does is place a married real estate boss between a criminal file and a side relationship his own staff say was never a secret. Buyers waiting on Juja units now have a director whose private life is louder than his show houses.
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