Andy, the son of late Kenyan media personality MC Fullstop, has appeared to respond to the backlash surrounding his controversial remarks about women, alcohol use and emergency contraceptive pills (P2).
In a video circulating online, Andy appeared to stand by his earlier comments, arguing that women should not be angry when he speaks out about what he considers unhealthy lifestyles.
He claimed that women who drink alcohol, use P2 and engage in unhealthy habits contribute to certain lifestyle diseases, although such claims require medical evidence and should not be treated as established fact.
Andy also made remarks about women’s bodies, warning that they could “dwindle” if women failed to take care of themselves.
He further described a woman’s body as a womb and suggested that men are supposed to “build” women, remarks that have sparked criticism online.
Andy Faces Backlash Over Remarks
The latest comments come as Andy continues to face backlash over his views, particularly from women who have criticised his statements as offensive and harmful.
His remarks have also drawn a response from media personality Natalie Githinji, who previously criticised his comments.
Andy appears to have doubled down rather than withdrawn his position, insisting that women should not take offence when he “calls them out.”
Lioness Podcast Reportedly Cuts Ties With Andy
Amid the growing controversy, Lioness Podcast has reportedly cut ties with Andy and deleted content featuring him.
The reported decision comes as the debate surrounding his comments continues to attract reactions across social media.
Andy has continued defending his position despite the backlash, keeping the controversy alive online.
