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Vincent Muasya, widely known as Chipukeezy, opened up about his challenging upbringing in a revealing interview with Dr. Ofweneke.

During the conversation, Chipukeezy offered fans a rare look into the difficulties that have shaped his life and career. He described his childhood as one filled with contrasts and confusion, highlighting the influence of his wealthy grandfather alongside his strict parents, which left him struggling with his identity and circumstances. Despite these hardships, he believes his upbringing laid the groundwork for his current success. “My childhood was tough, but it made me the man I am,” he reflected.

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Surprisingly, Chipukeezy also mentioned that he served as an altar boy during his youth, revealing a less-known aspect of his life. As the eldest child in a family of four boys, he took on a parental role at a young age. “Every day, I would wake up, sweep the compound while tea was cooking. We were three boys, and I was acting as the parent before heading to school,” he recalled.

He noted that his parents worked tirelessly to support the family, with his mother selling maize and his father selling charcoal in Tala. However, he admitted that his relationship with his father was strained despite their efforts. Reflecting on his rebellious teenage years, he acknowledged frequent conflicts with his parents, particularly regarding his education. “I didn’t want to go to high school. I had no desire to become a pilot or anything like that,” he shared.

Chipukeezy also revealed that he dropped out of school in Class 7, opting instead to ask his mother to finance a business venture. “I had seen relatives who were jobless and staying at home despite having gone to university. I realized that continuing with school wasn’t going to work out,” he explained.

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Additionally, he touched on a darker aspect of his childhood, admitting he was exposed to adult content at a young age, which has impacted his dating life. “I lost my virginity in Class Four. I need therapy. That’s why I am not married. I still carry those memories,” he confessed.

Hold onto your hats, Kenya! Our very own State House MC, Vincent Mwasia (aka Chipukeezy), is spilling the tea like a shaken up teapot. Apparently, his love life hasn’t always been smooth sailing, and the culprit? Turns out, it wasn’t another woman… but a whole library of them (well, not a library exactly, but you get the picture).

In a recent interview with Dr. Ofweneke (who probably needed a cold shower after this one), Chipukeezy confessed that a little too much “research” online left him a bit… unprepared for the real deal. Imagine going into a maths exam after studying nothing but video game walkthroughs – that’s the kind of awkwardness Chipukeezy is describing. Dates ended faster than a politician’s promise, leaving him feeling like a deflated whoopie cushion – all air, no substance.

But hey, at least his childhood was interesting! We learned that Chipukeezy’s upbringing was like a movie with a confusing plot twist. Wealthy grandpa? Check. Strict parents? Check. Total identity crisis? Double check! No wonder he rebelled harder than a teenager with a bad case of the “I-know-whats-best-for-me’s.” Dude practically begged his mom to ditch school and open a shop instead. Talk about skipping class to become your own boss – a little too literal, Chip!

Now, don’t worry, folks. Chipukeezy seems to have learned his lesson (hopefully after a good dose of rom-coms and some actual relationship advice). Maybe next time he’ll come prepared with some real-life romance skills, instead of relying on his, ahem, “research.” Until then, at least we can all have a good laugh at his expense. Just remember, kids, the internet is a great tool, but for learning about love? Maybe stick to grandma’s advice – or at least some good old-fashioned flirting!

Popular comedian Chipukeezy’s show, “The Chipukeezy Show,” has been pulled off the airwaves at Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) due to a payment dispute.

Ufalme Entertainment, the production company behind the show, issued a statement revealing that KBC hasn’t settled their dues for several months, causing significant delays since November 2023. This financial strain has halted production, leading to the show’s temporary absence.

“We understand the impact that these delays can have on our valued partners, suppliers, and artists,” the statement reads, expressing their commitment to professionalism and honoring obligations to stakeholders.

The development comes amidst government efforts to revive KBC. Last month, a directive by Broadcasting PS Edward Kisiang’ani mandated all government advertisements to be channeled through KBC. This move aims to boost the national broadcaster’s revenue stream, particularly in a period of financial difficulties faced by private media houses.

The government’s rationale for the directive centers on KBC’s extensive national network, ensuring wider reach for advertisers. Kisiang’ani emphasized KBC’s role in information dissemination within Kenya.

While KBC is poised to benefit from increased advertising revenue, the immediate impact on “The Chipukeezy Show” remains unresolved. Both parties are likely seeking an amicable solution to bring the show back to Kenyan screens.

Renowned comedian Chipukeezy has stirred controversy with his recent assertions regarding the authenticity of relationships among Kenyan celebrities.

In a candid revelation, the comedian alleges that many celebrity romances are not genuine connections but rather strategic maneuvers aimed at profiting through social media endorsements.

Chipukeezy contends that what the public perceives as authentic love stories are often carefully crafted narratives designed to attract endorsements and influence within the entertainment industry.

“There is nothing sweet in this world like something that is straightforward. The truth is couples fight all the time, any couple all over the world will disagree, that’s a fact, except our celebrity couples,” said Chipukeezy.

He goes on to explain that behind the facade of perfect couplehood portrayed on social media, there is a harsh reality of business-driven relationships.

“This is something anyone with a clear mind would find unreal and rather funny. But you see, our celebrities have to drive this narrative of perfect couple goals every other day because it is business. How then will they land endorsements and influencing gigs if they don’t act the part? The industry wants to sell products, and so these guys have to act the part,” he adds.

According to Chipukeezy, the pressure on celebrities to maintain the illusion of a flawless relationship arises from the need to secure lucrative deals and remain relevant in the competitive industry. He cites extravagant holidays and high-profile club appearances as examples of activities driven by financial incentives rather than genuine affection.

“These things of celebrity couples going for a vacation in Seychelles and all these exotic places—there is money there, millions of shillings. There is money in the club business—when they host or make an appearance. This is the reality; a majority of celebrity couple unions aren’t real but influencing tools for the industry to make money,” he insists.

Chipukeezy had previously claimed that during his time as a radio presenter at Kiss FM, the station created a bad boy image for him to attract business, and he was encouraged to get involved in showbiz scandals.

Reflecting on past incidents, including a notorious dispute with fellow entertainer CMB Prezzo over a lady, Chipukeezy expresses regret at being manipulated by the forces of the industry. He acknowledges the toll such manufactured drama has taken on his personal life and reputation.

“Right now, at 33 years of age, as Chipukeezy, when I look back and read things about myself, I just can’t comprehend. The narrative created, and the industry controlled me. I now understand why, for some reason, my mum was always worried about my life as a comedian because it was so chaotic as the industry benefitted from the drama.”

Popular comedian Chipukeezy has launched a fiery attack on his former employer, accusing them of manipulating his public image and prioritizing profit over artist well-being. He claims the media group, most notably Radio Africa, exploited his involvement in a 2015 incident with rapper CMB Prezzo to solidify his “bad boy” image for their own gain.

Fueling the Flames:

The incident, a minor disagreement quickly resolved between the two artists, was allegedly blown out of proportion by the media to generate clickbait. Chipukeezy asserts that Radio Africa, which ran Radio 100 where he worked at the time, actively fueled the narrative through their platforms like Mpasho and even encouraged him to play into the “bad boy” persona on air.

A Pattern of Exploitation:

Chipukeezy doesn’t stand alone in his accusations. He points to the swift departures of Obinna and the controversial dismissal of Shaffie Weru, both former personalities affiliated with Radio Africa. He argues that the group cultivates particular narratives around talents to attract advertisers, disregarding the artists’ true identities and pushing them towards conforming to an often-damaging persona.

Reclaiming the Narrative:

At 33, Chipukeezy reflects on the impact of this manipulation. He recognizes how the manufactured image affected his career and personal life, even raising concerns for his own safety. He cites instances where his comedic persona influenced event bookings, highlighting the dissonance between the artist he is and the one the media portrayed.

The popular Kenyan comedy show, The Chipukeezy Show, is making a comeback to KBC Channel One after a three-year hiatus.

The show will be hosted by comedian Chipukeezy, and will also feature Kartelo and Bena Wa Malines.

Chipukeezy announced the news on social media, saying that he was “grateful” for the opportunity to bring the show back.

“With a heart full of gratitude, I can hardly believe I’m saying this the Chipukeezy Show is back! After 3 years break, this journey feels even more meaningful, and I can’t thank God enough for His blessings,” he wrote.

The show will begin airing on September 11, and will air every Monday from 8pm to 9pm.

It will be recorded in various areas of Nairobi, and will eventually be shot countrywide.

The revival of the show is a significant moment for the Kenyan entertainment industry, as it marks the return of one of the most popular comedy shows in the country.

The show is expected to provide a platform for young talents to showcase their skills, and to help them to grow and develop their careers.

Chipukeezy and Kartelo are two of the most popular comedians in Kenya, and their return to television is sure to be a ratings success.

The show is also expected to provide much-needed entertainment for Kenyans, who have been through a difficult few years.

The Chipukeezy Show is a welcome addition to the Kenyan television landscape, and it is sure to be a hit with viewers of all ages.

Kenyan comedian Chipukeezy has been admitted to Nairobi Hospital with stomach complications. His close friend Dennis Itumbi announced the news on social media, and said that Chipukeezy was undergoing a series of tests.

Itumbi said that Chipukeezy’s progress has been good so far, but that he is expected to undergo more tests. “He is likely to spend more time in the hospital,” Itumbi said.

Chipukeezy’s brother also released a statement on social media, saying that the comedian’s upcoming event to celebrate his 10 years in the entertainment industry has been postponed due to his health.

“Due to this unprecedented, unavoidable, and overwhelming health situation, we regrettably have to postpone Chipukeezy’s upcoming decade celebratory event to a later date, which will be communicated in due course after he fully recuperates,” the brother said.

Itumbi said that his friendship with Chipukeezy goes way back to the beginning of the comedian’s career. “We have since collaborated on numerous projects, from supporting Chipukeezy’s school project to working together on Harambe initiatives aimed at enhancing the school’s facilities,” he said.

Chipukeezy is a popular comedian in Kenya, and his fans are wishing him a speedy recovery.

Chipukeezy has spoken public about his desire to engage in polygamy. The comedian reportedly said, “I can’t marry one woman for a fact,” when asked if one woman was enough for him.

He wants to carry on the polygamous family tradition because he comes from one. He revealed this to SPM Buzz, claiming to currently maintain his love life a secret.

“Private life is private life. I was a young boy when I was doing those public shenanigans. I look at it differently now. For me, it’s not a big deal. Kila nyumba iko na chumvi. It’s not a big deal even among friends. Kukuwa na dame ni business yangu.

Mimi niko na mabibi wengi. Ni ukweli. I come from a family of seven wives. So I’m trying to follow in mzee’s legacy. In the whole family, it is me who has taken the challenge, tusidisappoint mzee.

Si kitu ushinde ukitangza. I support polygamy. Me I can’t marry one woman. For a fact.

It’s that whole soda thing. Coca-Cola ni tamu kama fanta, but sometimes you…

I think as long as you can be able to take care of your people, you can always have your people, so I believe if I can be able to have a family and want to extend another one I want many kids, I want my legacy to stand tall.

Nikaskia ni kipindi Kwasababu munadisagree juu ya kuextend. So then ni opens so I extend.

I think Im too African niko na ukijiji mob. If I want to have another wife, I will be very open from the word go, I don’t want one wife. So that when I have another wife, there is no complaining, sitakaa naona huyu mwingine anaenda Instagram anapost, sijui kulienda aje . Sitaki kujidanganya,”