Tension continues to brew in Kenya’s entertainment space following the release of a controversial audio clip involving content creator Triza Njeri. In the leaked recording, Triza fiercely defended her estranged husband, gospel artist Karangu Muraya, vowing never to tolerate public disrespect directed at him.
However, the drama escalated when fingers pointed at fellow social media figure, Wairimu wa Muchiri, accusing her of secretly recording and leaking the emotional conversation. Speaking out for the first time, Wairimu has firmly denied the allegations, distancing herself from any involvement in the leak.
“I did not record that audio. I would never do that to someone I’ve worked closely with,” Wairimu stated during an emotional online address.
According to Wairimu, the fallout may have stemmed from a business disagreement between them. She claims Triza might have been upset due to delayed or missing payment for a collaborative content project. While not revealing the full details, Wairimu hinted that emotions had run high during their last meeting, possibly triggering the tense exchange.
What deeply troubled Wairimu wasn’t just the accusation, but how far the backlash had reached. She painfully revealed that her own family had been dragged into the chaos, with even her father being insulted by online trolls.
“It’s one thing to accuse me, but when people start targeting my family — it becomes too much,” she said, fighting back tears.
The incident has sparked mixed reactions online, with fans split between support and criticism. Some have called for calm and reconciliation, while others demand accountability from both parties.
By Kenyans