Kikuyu gospel singer and philanthropist Karangu Muraya and his estranged wife, Triza Njeri, are set to cross paths professionally despite their turbulent past.
The couple’s marital woes became public after Karangu married a second wife, Carol Kim, prompting Triza to walk out of their matrimonial home. Since then, the two have been caught up in endless online drama.
Now, fate has forced them into an awkward reunion after Triza was unveiled as the new brand ambassador for Dama Wa Spares—the same company that Karangu has long represented.
“Congratulations Triza Mamake Muraya, welcome to the Dama Mobile Spares family. We are excited to have you on board as our new brand ambassador,” Dama wrote on Facebook.
Reacting to the news, Triza could not hide her excitement:
“So excited to announce that I am now an official brand ambassador for Damaris Wa Dama Spares. It’s an honour to represent this great company that stands for quality and reliability in phone spares. Here’s to a powerful partnership!”
This unexpected move now places Triza and Karangu under the same corporate roof, sparking speculation on how the two will navigate their differences.
Carol Kim Addresses Claims She has Was Kicked Out
Meanwhile, Carol has responded to claims suggesting that she was chased away from her matrimonial home.
A fan had commented on her socials saying: “Wanasema umetoka, waambie huwezi haraka hivyo (they are saying you left your home, tell them it won’t be that fast).”
In response, Carol firmly dismissed the rumours, stating that she would never walk out of her home. “Never,” she said.
She also reassured her followers that her husband was doing well, despite his silence on social media.
Meanwhile, netizens have been quick to weigh in on the ongoing speculation:
Ryan Muriithi: “Sidechics riswaaaa.”
Tall Guy: “Ama it’s another script to sanitise self.”
Nyina Wa Kiburi: “Chronicles of… continues. We need a good title for this book, and it should not be the book of Habakkuk’s.”
Wambui Njoki: “Waiting for evidence video.”
Triza Moves On
Meanwhile, Triza has made it clear she has no intentions of reconciling with Karangu. The mother of three recently revealed that her love for him ended with their marriage.
She described her former role as that of a “goat wife” and declared she now wants to be treated like a “babygirl.”
According to her, she discovered Karangu’s second marriage after noticing his increasingly cold behaviour—coming home late, ignoring her calls, and refusing food she prepared.
“I loved him when we were married, but I no longer have those feelings. I have moved on,” Triza affirmed.
by Geoffrey mbuthia
