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Samidoh is a simp who is hurting after the end of his marriage to Edday Nderitu which occurred due to his love for Karen Nyamu only for that abortive affair to also end like so many Nairobi pregnancies.

The Kikuyu benga crooner decided not to waste his tears and heartbreak but rather cement those emotions and hurt fee-fees into a song commemorating just how much he feels he was played by the nominated Kenya Kwisha Senator.

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The two share 2 children together (obviously) and were quite the pair with accusations of infidelity and domestic viole… Google doesn’t like that term… Constantly being the talk of town because they never fully grasped the simple (enough for a lobotomized Kenya Kwanza supporter to grasp) concept of privacy.

The song, titled Wendo Wa Ihera (Toxic Love) was released in December 2024 and features lyrics that insinuate Samidoh, the simp of simps knew he was being cuckolded all along by the Jezebel Senator.

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The two were never a perfect pair but they enjoyed their love while it lasted -or so we thought- because now after he gave up his family for the Senator (who is known more for her twerking than her parliamentary submissions), he is left whining and bitching but at least it has given us such an inspired and truly enjoyable Kikuyu country song.

Mugithi sensation Samidoh embraces the entirety of his life’s journey, including the relationship dramas that have become intertwined with his public persona.

“If I didn’t find joy in the life I lead, I would have succumbed to despair long ago. Life presents challenges, but one must stay focused and keep moving forward,” Samidoh asserts.

The singer, known for his relationships with ex-wife Edday Nderitu and nominated senator Karen Nyamu, acknowledges that he frequently becomes a trending topic due to the women in his life. However, he views this phenomenon positively and notes that even his superiors in the disciplined forces have become accustomed to it.

“I honestly don’t understand how I consistently trend, which is why I refrain from defending or explaining myself to my superiors when it happens. It’s beyond my control,” he admits.

Samidoh, known for his proficiency with both a gun and a guitar, has grown accustomed to the accompanying drama, recognizing it as a consequence of his fame.

“There’s a price to pay for everything. When I was tending cattle in Ol Jorook, I never attracted attention because I was nobody. But now that I’m famous, some negativity is inevitable. The key is to maintain balance. Life is a series of ups and downs; the important thing is to stay focused,” he reflects.

While Samidoh does not attribute blame for his trending status, he acknowledges the role of the media in amplifying and distorting aspects of his life.

“I’m simply living my life as best as I can, but sometimes the media magnifies things out of proportion. I have no control over that, and thankfully, my superiors understand,” says Samidoh, who serves as a policeman at the National Police Service headquarters in Westlands.

“Music never interferes with my work. I maintain a disciplined schedule, working Monday to Thursday and dedicating weekends to performances,” he clarifies.

Kenyans strongly believe that Mugithi singer Samidoh Muchoki and his first wife Edday Nderitu have reconciled. Yes, you read that correctly.

The singer is currently enjoying his time in the United States and doesn’t show any inclination to return to Kenya anytime soon.

The father of five recently shared a video of himself driving a car, dressed warmly for the cold weather.

Keen-eyed fans quickly noticed that the white marvin he was wearing closely resembled the one his estranged wife, Edday, had worn a few days earlier.

@edday27

Additionally, they pointed out that the car Samidoh was driving appeared to be almost identical to the one featured in a video by Edday earlier.

Fans inevitably went into a frenzy in the comments section, speculating that the famous ex-couple had reunited.

Eddy Nderitu Fans kofia ya wife 😂

ann 🇰🇪 this y i love edday everything is private 🥰🥰🥰

neima Suleiman aki samidoh stay with your family please

carolyn sean💞 samidoh is the driver🥰

Eddy Nderitu Fan God is in this story

On Monday morning, Samidoh’s eldest daughter, Shirleen Muchoki, confirmed that the renowned Mugithi artist is currently in the United States with them.

Shirleen validated Senator Karen Nyamu’s earlier disclosure, who had shared the news of Samidoh’s visit over the weekend in one of her posts.

Responding to a fan’s inquiry in one of her recent Facebook posts, the nominated senator confirmed that Samidoh traveled to the United States to spend time with his children.

She also emphasized that there would be no complications if the Mugithi artist decided to mend things with his first wife, Edday Nderitu.

“He (Samidoh) is there as we speak to see the children. Even if Edday comes back to the mix, we’ve shared many peaceful years, and she will never be an issue,” Karen Nyamu stated on Friday.

Moreover, she clarified that she would not join Samidoh and his other family in the United States, as it would complicate matters, contrary to their desires.

On Monday morning, it was disclosed that Samidoh is presently in Boston, USA, where he has had the opportunity to reunite with his children after an extended period.

The exact arrival date of the skilled Kikuyu musician in the Western country remains unclear, but his daughter, Shirleen Muchoki, shared the news of their reunion.

Interestingly, Samidoh and Edday left fans puzzled after both shared videos grooving to Kuruga wa Wanjiku’s Kau Kanua. The song primarily addresses someone with a big mouth.

A recent video posted by Kenyan nominated senator Karen Nyamu of her Christmas celebration with musician Samidoh at his Nyandarua home has ignited a heated online debate about their relationship and cultural implications.

Sharing the Holidays:

The video depicts a seemingly joyful scene of the couple enjoying a bonfire feast with their children and some of Samidoh’s family, surrounded by a festive atmosphere. The camera even captures Samidoh attending to his poultry while Karen films, adding a touch of domesticity.

Mixed Reactions:

However, the online response has been far from unified. Some viewers criticized Karen for visiting a house previously occupied by Samidoh’s first wife, Edday Nderitu, suggesting it showed disrespect. Others questioned the propriety of Karen living in Edday’s marital home, suggesting Samidoh should build a separate residence for his new partner.

Cultural Discussion:

Achieng’ Odinga’s comment highlights the cultural perspective, arguing that in Kikuyu tradition, polygamy demands separate houses for each wife. Others, like Ruth Anderson, question the nature of Samidoh’s previous marriage, potentially offering alternative viewpoints on cultural expectations.

Personal Opinions:

Flo Mutea and Martha Daniels represent individual perspectives, with the former stating another woman’s house would be unacceptable, while the latter considers a hypothetical scenario where Edday condones Samidoh moving on.

Edday’s Response:

Adding fuel to the fire, Edday herself commented, expressing her disappointment with Samidoh’s perceived disrespect towards their children. This personal response adds another layer of complexity to the online debate.

Musician Samuel Muchoki, known to fans as Samidoh, celebrated a momentous occasion with the official launch of his foundation. The star-studded event, packed with political figures, influencers, and top celebrities, served as a powerful testament to the impact Samidoh has woven not only in the music industry but also in the hearts of many.

In a heartfelt speech, Samidoh’s emotions ran deep as he acknowledged the pillars of strength in his life – his children and their mothers, Edday Nderitu and Senator Karen Nyamu.

“My late mom’s wise words still echo in my ears,” he shared, his voice thick with emotion. Amidst cheers, he continued, “To my children, whom I love so dearly, you are the radiant light that illuminates my darkest nights. Your mothers, for bearing all of you, are my rocks.”

He then expressed his profound gratitude to Benga artist Kamande wa Kioi, referring to him as his “dad in music.” Samidoh highlighted the invaluable mentorship he received from Kioi, acknowledging its lasting impact on his musical journey.

Looking back, Samidoh revealed the heartwarming origin of his foundation. Three years ago, a realization dawned on him – music held the power to be a beacon of hope, a tool to uplift and give back to society. This revelation planted the seed for what has now blossomed into a promising foundation.

Samidoh’s launch was more than just a grand celebration; it was a poignant moment of reflection and appreciation. He stood tall, surrounded by his loved ones and supporters, a testament to the man behind the music – a man who not only inspires with his melodies but also touches lives with his genuine heart.

Senator Karen Nyamu is criticising her baby daddy’s divorced wife for suggesting that she was in danger while in his care.
Oddly enough, a TikTok video was the catalyst for the whole thing.
Edday Nderitu, the estranged wife of Samidoh, expressed her gratitude to her friend Bernice Saroni for helping her move to America, saying that if Saroni hadn’t assisted her, she would have died and her firstborn daughter would have been in rehab.

“May God bless you gal, whatever you did to me and my kids it’s something I can’t even explain. My daughter angekua rehab mimi nikiwa 6ft under,“

Bernice was defending herself in the video against those who were criticising her for encouraging Edday to dissolve their marriage.
After that, Karen refutes Edday’s assertions by pointing out how tidy she seemed when she was still in Kenya and residing with her three children’s father.
This comes after one of the netizens saw Edday’s tweet and questioned Karen Nyamu about if she felt any regret at all.
In response, Karen mentioned how Edday seemed well-groomed, intelligent, and well-fed while residing with her, along with a well-known Kenyan proverb that is used to expose dishonest people.

“Na vile alikua amejinonea akiwa kwake alikua kapum pum smart na tumakai akismile tu macho inafungika. Watu si wajinga buana.”

Edday Nderitu, the ex-wife of Mugithi maestro Samidoh, is adjusting to her new life in the United States after divorcing him due to his infidelity.

She has been in the US for four months, initially for a tour, but it has now become clear that she will not be returning to Kenya.

She has settled in Lowell, Boston, and has secured a job, moved into her own house, and even obtained a car.

She has also enrolled her children in the US education system and is determined to embrace her new life and leave the past behind.

A source close to the family says that Edday may have applied for asylum in the US, as she may fear persecution or harm if she returns to Kenya.

The source also says that Edday is very hardworking and has been leaving work at 1 am. She has hired a caregiver for her children so that she can focus on her new life.

Edday’s decision to divorce Samidoh was a difficult one, but she is determined to move on and create a better life for herself and her children.

Samidoh’s children with his ex-wife Edday Nderitu officially started school in the United States on Friday, September 1st. The announcement was made by Samidoh’s cousin Bernice Saroni, who lives in the US and is also Samidoh’s American promoter.

Bernice shared a video on social media of the children getting ready for school in the morning. She showed her son and Samidoh’s son Michael carrying backpacks and asked them to tuck in their shirts. Samidoh’s daughter Shirleen has joined eighth grade, while Michael has joined second grade.

Shirleen and Michael promised to do their best in their studies. Bernice encouraged Shirleen to graduate with honors. Kenyans were touched by the video, which showed Samidoh’s children happy and thriving.

Many Kenyans also praised Bernice for helping Edday and her children. However, Karen Nyamu, a Kenyan politician, had some negative comments about the video, which Bernice did not take kindly to.

“Amelea hao watoto singlehandedly for years mnawapa chakula ya tumbo mwezi moja na shule ya bure mnasumbua kila mtu huku.”

Despite the controversy, Bernice’s video has been a heartwarming moment for many Kenyans. It is clear that Samidoh’s children are in good hands and that they are excited to start their new chapter in the US.

“Ati bure…Laughing emoji America system is what people are paying millions in Kenya to enroll their kids probably hata ndio salary yake, imagine kuipata bure am i privileged or should i call myself Blessed. It’s a dream to many parents free or not education is the key. Bipolar is real.”

Sen. Karen Nyamu, the nominee, and Mugiithi artist Samidoh’s love story recently took on an intriguing new turn as Nyamu candidly discussed their relationship’s difficulties during a late-night live session on Thursday, August 31.

Nyamu, who has two children with Samidoh, alluded to a complicated situation involving her co-wife, Edday Nderitu, and suggested that their romantic relationship may encounter difficulties.

Karen Nyamu discussed the complexity of her relationship with Samidoh and her current emotions during a touching live social media session.

She admitted that despite her faith in a higher force, she still doesn’t feel at peace with her circumstances.

There was a certain way I prayed, asking God to give me children. Their dad loves them and has other children he loves so much. He has another woman he loves so much. I was telling God to handle that situation, and maybe the other woman (Edday) was also praying and crying from her heart,”

Edday Nderitu, Samidoh’s wife and mother of his three children, has exhibited warning signals that she might not come back, according to Nyamu.

In April, Edday Nderitu moved to the United States with her three kids.

Since then, Edday’s kids have started attending school in the US, where they live with Bernice Saroni, Samidoh’s cousin.

Nyamu stated her desire for a solution that would be advantageous to all parties.

“We have not given up on the other side (Edday), and we are hoping things will work out on the other side since there is no joy. As much as I am happy that my children have their dad, I am with the man I love, which is not very good as it would be if the other side (Edday) was also there. We are all believers, and we know our situations are in safe hands.”

Nyamu maintained her perspective while responding to fans’ comments during the Live session. She merely said, “It is God,” in response to an admirer who said that the man had been left for her.

Nyamu said, “Yes, those are our kids who joined the school in the US, in response to another comment noting that Edday had left and that her kids were now in school. How’s yours doing?

Nyamu recognized the misunderstandings about her relationship with Samidoh.

“I am the most misunderstood woman in Kenya, not that I want you to stand understanding me. This is very okay. I am very real to myself, my God, and the people who matter most.”