Popular Kenyan comedian and content creator Mulamwah has revealed that he is open to holding a sit-down with his second baby mama, Ruth K, in a bid to address their long-standing differences.
The admission has once again pushed his personal life into the spotlight, especially given the public nature of their past fallout.
Speaking during a phone interview with Milele FM presenter Ankali Ray, the entertainer, born David Oyando, said he would welcome the opportunity to talk things out with Ruth if the chance presented itself.
“It is something that I would like to do. Even if it happened tomorrow, I would be very happy,” Mulamwah said.
“But some things you leave to God. They will happen in His own timing. That is the prayer — for all of us to continue working and moving forward.”
‘For now, communication goes through her parents’
The comedian disclosed that direct communication between him and Ruth remains minimal.
According to Mulamwah, any necessary conversations currently happen through Ruth’s parents — a situation he hopes will eventually change.
“Things will be okay. Let us not make a very big issue out of something small,” he added, suggesting that time and maturity could help ease the tension between them.
On a lighter note, Mulamwah joked that he has remained single since the breakup and claimed he has even been celibate — remarks that echo Ruth K’s own public statements about choosing celibacy and self-reflection following their split.
Confession comes after reunion with Carol Sonnie
Mulamwah’s comments come shortly after his widely discussed reunion with his first baby mama, Carrol Sonie.
The former couple recently spent time together with their daughter, Keilah, marking their first public reconciliation in four years.
The meeting saw Mulamwah and Carrol agree to put their past differences aside and commit to peaceful co-parenting, a moment that many online described as emotional and mature.
Why the Carrol reunion reignited talks about Ruth
Given the history between Mulamwah and Carrol, their reunion quickly reignited conversations about whether the comedian could also mend fences with Ruth.
The two had parted ways years ago following a bitter split that involved accusations from both sides and a long period during which Mulamwah did not see his daughter.
Their recent truce was therefore viewed as a major turning point, prompting fans to speculate that a similar path could be possible with Ruth.
Netizens react as Mulamwah hints at reconciliation
Following his interview, social media users flooded various platforms with mixed reactions.
Some urged Ruth to consider peace, while others advised her to ignore the online pressure and continue focusing on her personal healing journey.
Mulamwah and Ruth’s breakup had played out publicly, marked by allegations, leaked photos and heated exchanges. Although both later issued public apologies, the damage had already been done.
By Geoffrey mbuthia
