Kenyan songstress Nadia Mukami has stirred fresh drama ahead of her highly anticipated 10-year anniversary concert. In a surprising twist, she told fans not to attend her show after Arrow Boy promised to buy tickets for fans to attend the show.
The “Queen of the East” initially faced backlash after releasing the lineup for her “Nadia at 10 Years in Music” concert, scheduled for August 1, 2026, at Mass House in Nairobi.
Fans were disappointed by the conspicuous absence of Arrow Bwoy, her former lover and father of her child, and flooded her with demands to include him.
Bowing to public pressure, Mukami made a personal live invitation to Arrow Bwoy. He responded cautiously, saying he would first “check his calendar” before committing to perform.
However, the situation took another turn when Arrow Bwoy reportedly promised to buy tickets for some supporters. This gesture reportedly did not sit well with Nadia. In a recent message to her fans, the singer warned: “Don’t come to my show,” leaving many confused and sparking heated debates online.
Insiders suggest the statement stems from ongoing tensions in their co-parenting relationship and Mukami’s desire to keep things professional on stage. She had previously admitted that singing love songs with an ex is difficult.
Despite the drama, tickets for the milestone event continue to sell. Mukami is urging her true supporters to show up and celebrate a decade of her musical journey. The saga has only heightened anticipation, proving once again that in Kenyan entertainment, personal lives and public performances remain deeply intertwined.