Mulamwah has finally responded after viral social media claims accused him of sliding into another man’s girlfriend’s direct messages.
The online drama erupted after an X user alleged that the comedian had been flirting with his girlfriend through private chats, triggering heated reactions and endless banter across social media platforms.
“Nimepata huyu boiz anasimp kwa DM ya manzi yangu, anadhani kukuwa famous ni kila kitu,” the user identified as Mr Elevated posted.
The allegations quickly went viral, with some Kenyans mocking Mulamwah while others questioned whether the screenshots being circulated online were even authentic.
However, Mulamwah has now dismissed the claims entirely, insisting the viral messages were edited to create a false narrative.
Taking to his official Instagram account on Thursday, May 21, 2026, the comedian denied sending the controversial message that had attracted attention online.
“Ni mbaya. Hio DM ya ‘number maybe’ wame edit,” Mulamwah said.
The comedian went on to jokingly defend himself, claiming he does not chase women because, according to him, women are the ones who approach him.
“That’s not my handwriting. Halafu mimi kama cute boy sikatianangi, nakatiwa,” he added.
The latest controversy comes just weeks after Mulamwah made a mysterious return to social media following a dramatic four-day disappearance that left fans speculating.
Back on April 23, 2026, the comedian shocked followers after completely wiping his Instagram and TikTok pages clean, deleting all photos, videos, and previous posts without explanation.
The move sparked concern and curiosity among fans, with many wondering whether he was rebranding, taking a mental health break, or preparing for a major announcement.
Mulamwah later resurfaced on April 27 with a simple Facebook post that read, “helo 🤭”, alongside a fresh photo of himself.
The comedian has previously used social media blackouts as a strategy to signal personal changes, spark curiosity, or build anticipation for upcoming projects.