Mulamwah Celebrates His Daughter’s 3rd Birthday

Kenyan comedian and media personality David Oyando, also known as Mulamwah, is celebrating his daughter Keilah’s third birthday.

In a heartfelt social media post, Mulamwah expressed his joy, wishing Keilah good health, success, and happiness as she grows. He shared his excitement about making more memories together.

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“Time really flies! Keilah is already 3 ❤️❤️❤️ Help me wish her a happy birthday. Here’s to many more years of good health, success, and prosperity, my daughter. Kamum is happy ❤️❤️❤️,” he wrote.

Earlier in August, Mulamwah posted touching photos of himself spending quality time with Keilah, whom he shares with his ex-girlfriend, Carol Muthoni. Mulamwah had previously opened up about the difficulties of reconnecting with his daughter after being denied access for a period. He admitted that his earlier denial of paternity stemmed from the shame of being labeled a deadbeat father.

Mulamwah’s journey to reunite with his daughter reflects his enduring love and dedication. Despite facing challenges, he remained determined to build a meaningful relationship with Keilah.

Mulamwah and his ex, Carrol Sonnie, have had a tumultuous public relationship, marked by co-parenting struggles and disagreements that have frequently played out on social media. Their relationship, which ended in 2022, has been subject to public scrutiny due to their public disputes, including accusations of neglect and child support disagreements.

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In February, Mulamwah shared court documents indicating that he had taken legal action against Sonnie for denying him access to their daughter. The couple’s public disagreements have raised concerns about the potential impact on their child, highlighting the dangers of airing personal conflicts on social media.

Social media disputes between parents can create a toxic environment for children, potentially causing emotional harm. It is essential for Mulamwah and Sonnie to prioritize their daughter’s well-being and avoid public confrontations that could negatively affect her emotional development.