Content creator Mitchell Mjaka, popularly known as Mjaka Mfine, has been trending this week after online claims surfaced about alleged leaked private videos linked to her name.
The rumors spread fast across social media platforms, with some users saying the content had “united Kenyans” on Telegram groups where people were allegedly searching for it.
However, Mjaka Mfine has come out strongly to dismiss the claims, calling them false, misleading, and meant to damage her image.
In a bold online response, the creator laughed off the accusations and used the phrase “You wish!!” to address those insisting that such content exists.She made it clear that there are no such videos and that people are simply using her name to attract attention, followers, and clicks.
Mjaka said she was surprised by how quickly the story spread, noting that many people shared the claims without any proof.
According to her, this is a common problem faced by female content creators, where rumors are often used to trend at their expense.
She also criticized Telegram pages and bloggers who used her name to promote their channels, saying they were misleading the public.
Some of these channels allegedly promised exclusive content, only for users to find unrelated or fake material once they joined.
Supporters of Mjaka Mfine quickly came to her defense, praising her confidence and calm response.
Many said the situation showed how easily misinformation can spread online, especially when it involves public figures.
Others encouraged her to take legal action against pages using her name falsely.
By Newshub