Socialite Prima Kadarshi has shared a deeply personal account of one of the lowest moments in her past relationship with singer Geosteady, revealing the night he allegedly kicked her out of their home in the middle of the night.

Speaking candidly during a TikTok Live session with her fans, Prima reflected on the incident and the lessons she learned from it particularly about privacy, respect, and self-worth in relationships.

According to Prima, the drama unfolded after she went through Geosteady’s phone one night while they were still together. The discovery of certain things she found prompted her to pack her bags and leave.

“I went through his phone secretly and what I saw made me want to leave. It was around 3 AM when I packed my things, expecting him to stop me. But he didn’t,” Prima recounted emotionally.

However, when she hesitated to leave, Geosteady reportedly lost his patience.

“I stopped because I was scared of the darkness outside. He started dragging me from the bedroom and forced me out. I started asking him to forgive me. I even regretted checking his phone,” she said.

Prima added that Geosteady kept their children inside the house and instructed the maid not to open the door for her, leaving her stranded outside.

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“I slept on the veranda with my bags. I pleaded with him to let me in, promising that I wouldn’t quarrel again or check his phone again,” she narrated.

Looking back, Prima admitted that she blamed herself for invading her partner’s privacy and has since learned to respect personal boundaries.

“In a relationship, people need privacy. Even when you are so much in love, you need some alone time. Respect people’s phones, their business life, their salary because that is their personal life,” she advised her followers.

Prima also recalled another shocking incident from their relationship; the night she confronted Geosteady over allegations of infidelity. After being tipped off that he was at a bar along Ggaba Road with another woman, she rushed there in anger.

“I jumped on a boda in the middle of the night to go and fight the woman. I remember hitting her with a shisha pot, but the man slapped me,” Prima revealed, laughing at the memory despite its painful nature.

“I will never forget that night. They drove off and left me there. I had to find my way home alone,” she added.

While the revelations were heavy, Prima’s tone during the live broadcast was one of healing and growth. She acknowledged that her past experiences have taught her valuable lessons about self-respect, emotional control, and maintaining dignity in relationships.