Kenyan Model Sean Andrew Flaunts Photos of His New Girlfriend

Sean Andrew, the grandson of the late President Mwai Kibaki has found love again if his latest photos on social media are to go by. Sean shared photos of his new girlfriend Ashli Knochel flaunting their blossoming union.

The duo is currently enjoying a holiday in Egypt and can’t get enough of capturing ecstatic moments from their exciting trip together. In one of the photos that they shared, Sean asserted, “Ash, six moons have passed, and our bond grows stronger, weaving a tapestry of passion and devotion. Always looking towards endless tomorrows where our love blossoms like the sweetest flower, forever in bloom. Love, Sean”.

Who is Ashli Knochel?

Ashli Knochel is originally from New Jersey but has been living in Kenya for the last four years. In one of her posts on social media, Ashli asserted,

“Four years ago when I moved to Kenya I could not have imagined that I would be here today having built such an incredibly talented, passionate, and resilient ABA team. The past few weeks have been filled with change and transformation for me. These humans showed up for me in the most perfect way, at the most perfect time. I am beyond grateful for them. Blessings on blessings on blessings,”

Ashli has a PhD in Applied Behavioural Analysis from the Chicago School. She also exhibits her passion for autism awareness. Going by her posts on social media, Ashlii has been in a relationship with Sean Andrew since the beginning of last year. Sean shared that he got women from dating sites but later revealed that he stopped using those online sites, revealing that the conversations therein were great but only ended up on the apps.

Sean asked, “I left all the dating sites. They were all rubbish. It’s all conversation that never leaves the app. You’re not meeting the person, so why are you having a nice conversation?”

He said, “We should communicate in person and not be locked into these electronic devices. You have to meet the person, talk face to face, and I don’t think that happens with these applications,”