Desagu’s Health Update Receives Diverse Reactions

Comedian and actor Ithagu Kibicho, widely known as Henry Desagu, recently reassured his fans of his health status following widespread concerns about his well-being.

The comedian, hailing from Mwihoko, addressed these concerns through a video statement on social media on Saturday, November 9th.

Joined by three friends, Desagu appeared cheerful and in high spirits as he confirmed that he was doing well.

“Team Mwihoko, team umbwedede, we’re saying everything’s fine. The King of Mwihoko himself is here, he’s strong,” Desagu announced in the video.

This statement aimed to put to rest circulating rumours that the entertainer was struggling with personal issues, which had sparked an outpouring of worry from fans.

Despite Desagu’s attempt to dispel these concerns, a significant number of his fans were not entirely convinced.

Many took to social media to voice their observations, expressing doubts about his well-being based on his appearance and demeanor in the video.

Some of the top comments included:

missmercy_w: “Mwenye macho haambiwi tazama. It’s all clear he’s not well; he needs help, though he’s in denial stage 😥😥😥.”
felester_8: “But he doesn’t look okay.”
giftedpictures254: “Why are they talking on his behalf? You can’t say someone is okay; mental health is very serious.”
no_wahallaz: “These men are not good friends… I don’t think this guy has recovered from his traumas. They should let him seek professional counseling and get off social media for some time.”
Others expressed frustration over what they saw as a possible attempt to downplay his condition, with yohbrah1 saying, “Give people help when they need it, acha PR stunts,” and jahkey_254 adding, “The extent watu uenda for likes is crazy…ako sawa na mnamuongelelea.”

There were also fans who felt that his friends weren’t genuinely supportive, such as kithingabeth, who commented, “An example of fake friends we have nowadays… sasa hii inasaidia Desagu na nini.”

Some fans also expressed disappointment in the support system around Desagu, calling them out for failing to address what might be deeper issues.

kithingabeth commented, “An example of fake friends we have nowadays…sasa hii inasaidia Desagu na nini,” questioning whether his friends’ support was genuine.

By Mpasho