Ian Nene Claps Back at Social Media Critics

Former Machachari actor Ian Nene, popularly known as Almasi, has voiced his frustration over persistent questions and criticism regarding his lifestyle choices. Now living as a monk and traveling with his spiritual community, Ian frequently shares his experiences on social media, sparking both admiration and controversy.

In a recent Instagram post on November 20, Ian addressed ongoing remarks about his appearance and lifestyle. Tired of ignoring these comments, he responded directly to critics.

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One commenter, ev.elyn472, questioned his transformation, asking, “Mbona una correct God?” Ian sharply replied, “Mbona ulimcorrect vile umedestroy eyebrows alikupea? ✔️✔️🤔.”

Another user, binti_ya_mfalme, criticized Ian in a lengthy post, questioning modern parenting and pleading for traditional values. Ian retorted, “It’s not my fault that I have a prettier face than you, babes. With a mother like you, I would hope they never even look at me. You’re setting a nice example to them for seeing differences in others… Good mother you are!!! 🙈.”

Similarly, shemsouthside commented on Ian’s perceived spiritual struggles, suggesting he revoke certain influences. Ian responded, “I think God and I are doing just fine. I’m just confused why you look at me and think about who I have s with 🤔.”*

Some interactions were more playful. User dorcas_kiiru commented, “Beautindsome baby bogal😍🌺🌹,” prompting Ian to reply, “I’m on smoke now 😮‍💨 Gotten tired of keeping quiet wacha tufunze wajinga kitu kidogo #duediligence 🥰.”

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Another comment from chantalpuchu read, “Possessed 😂,” to which Ian shot back, “Only one possessed ni mwenye ako na hio weave you shosh 👀🤔.” Meanwhile, mercy_merceller254 found the responses entertaining, writing, “I’m enjoying the comment section 😂😂😂😂😂😂people are receiving doses 🔥🔥🔥.” Ian replied, “It’s about time 🤓.”

When shiko_audrey referred to Ian as “Our SheMale,” he replied, “I know it’s tough having a boy looking cuter than you. I don’t blame you… Nakuelewa. We all have our struggles, mummy 😅.”

In contrast, some users came to Ian’s defense. User haphleen urged Kenyans to let him live his life, writing, “Let this Boy be please, Kenyans. Let people live their lives, geeeez.” Ian appreciated the sentiment, responding, “Don’t worry, we’ll adjust them. No more Mr. Nice Guy… Only tough people last 🤓🤓.”

Ian’s unapologetic responses highlight his determination to live authentically despite public scrutiny.