Mulamwah has strongly denied claims made by his baby mama Ruth K, accusing her of spreading falsehoods online for attention. The two, who have had a rocky public history, are once again at odds—this time over a deeply personal matter that has spilled onto social media.
The drama reignited after Ruth K posted an emotional message directed at her father, apologizing for an alleged private video she claims was sent to him by Mulamwah. In the now-viral post, Ruth expressed regret and begged her father’s forgiveness.
“Dad, I’m deeply sorry. I’ve just learned that a private video was sent to you by my ex. I had no idea he would do something so cruel. It was my mistake letting someone like that into my life, and I’ve learned this lesson the hard way. Please forgive me,” she wrote.
She also thanked her mother for offering emotional support during the ordeal, saying, “Momma’s prayers keep us going… thanks for showing up for your daughter.”
However, Mulamwah wasted no time issuing a stern response, refuting the allegations and accusing Ruth of fabricating the incident to paint herself as a victim.
“Ukipiga picha kama umepiga magoti doesn’t make you a saint,” he fired back. “I’ve seen you ‘kneel’ before. Fabricating texts hapa won’t make me back down.”
Mulamwah questioned Ruth’s decision to share a private message to her father on a public platform, implying she had ulterior motives.
“You text your parent then rush to post it? That clearly shows there’s an agenda. You can’t bring down Konki. And this version of Konki isn’t the one to mess with right now.”
In a more composed segment of his response, the comedian issued some advice:
“To my fellow parent and former partner R.K., please just be quiet and focus on your work. No video or photo was ever sent to your father. This name you’re working so hard to tarnish is the same one that got you where you are. Show some respect.”
He also urged Ruth to honor her parents quietly rather than putting up emotional displays for online approval.
“You don’t need to prove anything to thousands of strangers online. They don’t care. If you have something to say, say it privately. But if you talk, I’ll respond.”
Mulamwah concluded his message with a calm but pointed note:
“Let’s not reopen closed chapters. We’ve been here longer, and we know how these games end. Blessings.”
This latest public exchange adds to a long string of conflicts between the former couple, who have previously clashed over issues of betrayal, parenting, and fame. While Ruth’s message painted a picture of remorse and heartbreak, Mulamwah insists the entire episode is nothing more than a staged performance for attention.
Whether this chapter marks a final fallout or another pause in their ongoing saga remains to be seen.
By Ghafla