Xtra Hot: Kenya

Apple martinis and dancing

Name: Kenya

Age: 27

Sign: Leo

“I grew up in Jamaica. I moved to Canada so I can live my life and be who I am: an openly and proud gay man. I love that it’s so peaceful and relaxing here,” says Kenya, a shy guy who likes to spend his nights out with friends having apple martinis and dancing.

A great smile and personality are huge turn-ons for Kenya. His favourite place to hang out in the city is Crews & Tangos, the last song he downloaded is Beyoncé’s “Dance for You,” and he is super passionate about hairstyling and fashion.

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