Veteran Kenyan comedian Professor Hamo has opened up about the challenges he faced in marriage and fatherhood, acknowledging how his own greed led him astray.
In a recent interview, Hamo candidly admitted that his actions nearly destroyed his marriage and deeply impacted someone else’s life. “I had a wife, but my greed led me to stop thinking rationally. I almost ruined the life of someone’s child. However, we forgave each other. It wasn’t just one of us at fault—we both made mistakes,” he shared.
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He credited his faith for helping him overcome these struggles, saying, “I have God now. That’s how I’ve managed to grow and get to this place. I had to become more grounded and focused.”
Hamo’s relationship with comedienne Jemutai, which began in 2015, has been tumultuous. The two share two children, but their journey has been marked by public disputes.
At one point, Jemutai accused Hamo of neglecting his parental responsibilities. She claimed he failed to pay rent, stopped providing for their children, and would show up intoxicated late at night, bringing only minor items for the kids while ignoring their essential needs.
Despite these issues, the pair has since reconciled and found common ground. Hamo admitted that the challenges they faced helped them build mutual respect.
“My baby mama and I wouldn’t have the respect we now have for each other if we hadn’t gone through those difficult times. We’re now raising the kids properly, and everyone is leading their own lives. I support the kids, not the mother. I have a wife,” he clarified.
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Hamo also reflected on how he and his wife managed to repair their relationship after the turmoil. He emphasized the role of forgiveness in their healing, reiterating that both partners had made mistakes but worked together to rebuild their bond.
“We forgave each other,” he said, underscoring the importance of reconciliation and learning from the experience.
For Hamo, this chapter in his life has served as a humbling lesson on the consequences of his actions and the value of taking responsibility to make amends.
