Jackie Matubia Cheekily Talks About Ex While Holidaying In Maasai Mara: "Met Mr Njogu"

• Jackie Matubia and her family travelled to Maasai Mara for vacation, and she documented their experience on social media
• The mother of two shared photos of elephants and jested about her ex, the father of her first child, whose name is Njogu, meaning an elephant
• Matubia and Kennedy Njogu re-united a few months ago at their daughter Zari's eighth birthday

Jackie Matubia has been holidaying in Maasai Mara with her two children and nanny.

Does Jackie Matubia still love ex-baby daddy?

The mother of two shared photos from their early morning drive, and one of them was of an elephant.

Matubia, whose ex, the father of her first child is Kennedy Njogu, cheekily said she had met him at the game reserve.

"Just outside our hotel we met up with Mr Njogu ," she captioned the photo.

Njogu in the Kikuyu language is an elephant, hence why Matubia was excited.

The actress also shared a photo of her first daughter watching an elephant graze and captioned it:

"Zari was excited to meet her namesake or rather, her father's namesake ."

Matubia and Njogu are on good terms and co-parenting and in July, while flying to South Africa, she took photos in the cockpit, one with the pilots. Matubia bragged about having a pilot baby daddy, and she said:

"This seat (co-pilot's) will soon be Zari's seat flying with her daddy. Mko na baby daddies pilots ama you can explain," she joked.

Jackie Matubia talks about raising daughters

Recently, Matubia revealed that raising children was not easy.

The mother of two shared a series of videos on her Instagram Stories, documenting her eldest daughter, Zari, Wanjiku, unwrapping gifts.

Matubia gifted her kids LOL dolls, and Zari was happy her wishes were fulfilled. The eight-year-old girl was all smiles as she thanked her mother for gifting her dream dolls.

The Salem actress also gifted her younger daughter, Zendaya, dolls, and she recorded her admiring her gifts. The award-winning actress then posed for photos with her kids, flaunting their gifts.

"As for me, I unwrapped my gifts eight years ago and 1.6 months ago. Thank you, God, for giving me the strength to raise my kids, it not easy but it is worth it," captioned.