Comedian Timothy Kimani, popularly known as Njugush, has spoken out after pulling off his Through Thick and Thin 6 (TTNT6) comedy show, describing the night as nothing short of a blockbuster. Njugush spoke out for the first time following the success of his Through Thick and Thin 6 comedy show, which he hosted solo without his estranged wife, Celestine Ndinda. “Jana Nayo was a movie. Thank you! #NjugushOnStage #TTNT6 wale link ilisumbua uskonde working on the video and the link will be resent once ready,” Njugush wrote on Facebook on Sunday, August 3, reflecting on the previous night’s performance. The post came loaded with context that most Kenyans already understood. For the first time in the history of the annual comedy event, Njugush stepped onto that stage alone, without his estranged wife, Celestine Ndinda, widely known as Wakavinye, who had been both his co-host and co-promoter at previous editions.
Where was Wakavinye when TTNT6 happened? While Njugush was on stage, Wakavinye was elsewhere entirely. She shared photos and videos of herself enjoying a morning run alongside their son, making no mention of the show. The silence itself became a talking point. Things got more interesting in her comment section, where fans flooded in with references to the event. One comment, expressing heartbreak at not seeing her at the show she once helped build, caught particular attention because Wakavinye liked it, even as she chose not to say anything publicly about TTNT 6. Njugush confirmed the separation in April 2026, stating that he and Wakavinye had parted ways with mutual respect and were focused on co-parenting their two sons. Online speculation about the reasons behind the split has continued to circulate, though neither party has addressed those claims directly. For fans who had quietly held onto hope that TTNT 6 might serve as an unexpected reunion moment, the solo show put those hopes firmly to rest.
Despite the emotional backdrop, the crowd showed up, and so did the support online. Reactions to Njugush’s post flooded in from fans who celebrated his performance: @Mware Wa Ndegwa: “Born to deliver.. 👏🤌 clock it Timo 🔥🔥🔥❤” @Jusytn Angel: “You delivered ajab 🔥🔥🔥” @Ciku Wa Manyagi: “Murata was represented..” @Mic Razzaq: “You are a legend 💪 history in it’s making” @Njoroge Robert: “GOAT” @Wangari Tuko Pamoja: “Dust is constant” @Christine Kariuki: “Juu wuee nilipa adi na sikuwatch” @Maurine Shii: “Outstanding.. I really enjoyed the show.” Njugush also noted in his post that there were technical difficulties with the stream link on the night, and promised to resend a working version once the video was ready.
