Forex trader and TikToker Raymond Omosa, widely known by his moniker Kenyan Prince, has unleashed a fiery response to online critics who have continuously accused him of constantly masquerading as a millionaire while living beyond his means.
Speaking in a video shared on his Instagram page on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, Kenyan Prince questioned why some people seem so determined to cling to the narrative that his life is inauthentic and repeatedly throw fake life accusations at him.
He fervently dismissed the allegations and went ahead to showcase his luxurious Mercedes-Benz C-Class convertible and a Mercedes-Benz GLE, which he noted bears a custom number plate that alone cost him a staggering Ksh1.5 million.
At the same time, an agitated Prince clapped back at his online hecklers, daring them to also start faking life, as they claim he does, and see if they can come anywhere close to matching the scale of expensive stunts that he effortlessly pulls off.
“This life that you all claim I am faking is not fake at all — in fact, let us all begin faking and compete at it, then we shall see who outdoes the other,” he said, before panning the camera to the plate and stating, “Come, let me show them — come closer — one million and fifty thousand Kenyan shillings,” as he displayed the custom registration on his GLE.
Further, Prince maintained that people should stop carelessly labelling others with the ‘fake life’ tag, arguing that the kind of lifestyle people claim he is faking would require real financial muscle, because one cannot fake having cars that cost millions.
He insisted that he would willingly participate in what he called a ‘fake life contest’ against his trolls, adding that he would be quite amused to see whether any of them would even survive the first round.
“Zoom zoom — if you believe faking life is easy, then let us come together and fake side by side, and let us see who can do it better than the other. Do not always imagine that this pretending is as simple as you make it sound,” Prince added, with an air of flamboyance.
Net worth
The clapback by Prince comes just days after he claimed that his net worth stands at a staggering $2 million [approximately Ksh260 million], all credited to his brief yet explosive journey in forex trading.
Speaking in a video shared on his Instagram on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, Prince confidently declared that he believes his entire fortune has now shot up to the eye-popping figure, thanks to the gains he has made since venturing into the forex space just years ago.
“What is your net worth like? All of it?” a TikTok user asked him during a livestream session.
“My net worth is around 2 million dollars, which I have made in trading,” he responded, without hesitation.
Despite the massive gains, the TikToker was quick to acknowledge that his path has not been without pitfalls, disclosing that he has previously lost over Ksh12 million while still trading.
He, however, maintained that the victories, which have catapulted him to the hefty net worth he now enjoys, far outweigh the losses and affirmed just how lucrative the forex business can be.
“I have made more than I have lost. Sometimes I lose even 100K USD — it is normal,” he added.
On the same note, Kenyan Prince, who was engaging with a fan from abroad during the live session, issued a caution, warning those watching not to assume that forex is a quick fix or an easy entry point into wealth.
He insisted that the trade requires substantial capital and dismissed the amounts most beginners use as mere “peanuts” in comparison to the millions one truly needs to play on the big stage.
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