The ongoing Kenyan saga surrounding the love affair of Mugithi singer Samidoh Muchoki is set finish on a high note at the end of this year after his two baby mama’s Senator Karen Nyamu and high school sweet heart Edday Nderitu tore each other over Christmas.
Trouble started when the Senator who shares two children with Samidoh shared photos showing her enjoying the holiday’s at the singer’s home in Oljorok.
Before leaving for the United States, Samidoh’s other baby mama Edday used to live at this house which effectively makes it their matrimonial home.
As expected it wasn’t long before a hawk eyed Kenyan took to social media to question why Samidoh would take Nyamu to his matrimonial home with Edday, claiming he had disrespected his first family.
“Lakini Samidoh alikuchukia kiasi cha kupeleka mwananmke mwingine kwa nyumba umejenga. Kwani ni makosa gani ulimkosea huu wueh hio chuki ni ya level ya juu sana. Hajali pia watoto wako wakiona hivo. Sungura na bata ulikiwa unafeed yaani anakudharau kiasi ya kuwa wewe ni useless. Huyo mwanaume atakupea pressure until you post your current man on social media. Nilionana Kare amelalla kea kitando yako. Hio chuki bwana. Soo sad alafu kwani ata kamama ni chuki, kwani hananga adviser?” the fan asked Edday.
Responding to the fan, Edday said Samidoh will never see their children face-to-face.
“The good thing is that those kids he has disrespected, he will be seeing them on social media just like a stranger.”
Meanwhile some fans suggested that Samidoh should build another house for Nyamu and not take her to his first wife’s house.
In response the senator told off social media critics and saying that she infact helped Samidoh construct his village house and is going nowhere.
“Hehehe ask that woman if she has ever stepped on site kukijengwa ama ni mimi nilikua nakuja (during the construction of the house because it was me who used to go there regularly to give Samidoh) moral support saa hii mimba ni kubwa. No wonder at the opening ceremony it was me who attended. Umeefanya niongee vitu sikuwa nataka. Usiongee kitu hujui,” Nyamu wrote.
