Tag: Karen Nyamu news

Karen Nyamu has taken to her social media to celebrate her daughter Nimu, whom they sired with Mugithi singer Samidoh.

Nimu is the daughter of Nyamu and Mugithi singer Samidoh, named after Samidoh’s late mother. The couple also share a son.

“Oh God you have gifted us with an exceptional daughter. She continues to amaze us with her humor, kindness and brilliance. Today i reflect on our 2 year journey full of love joy laughter and favour🙏🏽😇Happy 2nd birthday Nimu❤️ ”, Karen Nyamu wrote.

Social Media Reactions

Nyamu’s recent social media activity regarding her relationship with Samidoh has sparked discussions online. A Facebook post suggesting a desire for more children with Samidoh, despite his marital status, drew varied reactions from fans. While some expressed concern, Nyamu defended her decision.

Samidoh’s Return and Nyamu’s Status

Samidoh’s recent return from the United States has also generated public interest. Nyamu has opted not to share details about his arrival, further fueling speculation.

While describing her relationship status as “single,” Nyamu alluded to a complex situation that seemingly prevents her from pursuing other relationships.

While envy could be a deal breaker for some, others, such as Senator Karen Nyamu, UDA nominee, doesn’t think it’s enough reason to end a relationship.

The mother of three said that Diamond Platnumz was overreacting in a message posted on her Instagram stories in response to Tanzanian musician Zuchu’s news of their split.

“Hello family, I had to post this to clear my conscience. Kuanzia leo hii mimi na nasibu (Diamond) hatuko pamoja. I know this has been our thing but as hard as it is kumuacha mtu unaempenda hii naomba mungu iwe ya mwisho na nianze maisha mapya. Mapenzi ni heshima kwa bahati mbaya sana hiko kimekosekana kwetu . .as for him bado tuna kazi za pamoja i wish him and his family the absolute best. Tumeishi vizuri lakini nadhani hii sio rizki. Mwaka huu nimejifunza kusema hapana kwa kila kitu kisichonipa furaha ama baada ya kusema haya naona kabisa naenda kuanza ukurasa mpya wenye maisha yaliyojaa furaha, uhuru na amani. As for now kazi iendelee and I am single🍻Yours truly Zuchu❤️,” Zuchu wrote.

After Diamond was seen with Zari, Zuchu announced their breakup, citing disrespect as the reason. She also included a video referencing the proverb “familiarity breeds contempt.”

“Zuchu and Zari’s hubby, what are you all overreacting? I see nothing wrong with the video making you end your relationships. It’s the most harmless video. A little jealousy is no grounds for a breakup,” Karen Nyamu stated.

Karen was alluding to Diamond’s video, which appears to be the cause of the breakup, showing Zari and him strolling hand in hand on Thursday, February 22, 2024.

The Wasafi chief called his Ugandan baby mama his sister in the caption.

If Karen Nyamu’s word is any indication, she plans to have more children by her beloved Samidoh, whom she shares with Edday Nderitu.

Presently, the UDA-nominated Senator is the mother of three children: two of which are attributed to Samidoh and one to DJ Saint Kevinz.
Karen Nyamu addressed the possibility of having a third child with Samidoh in response to criticism regarding women becoming pregnant for their husbands.

Syljayee Jumah, a Facebook user, questioned why Karen Nyamu, despite her beauty, was unable to find a husband.

In response to the question, Nyamu said she’s not done giving birth with Samidoh.

In late 2019, while he was performing at a political gathering, the two lovebirds got together and fell in love right away.

Nyamu wasted little time in becoming pregnant for him. In December 2020, she gave birth to Samidoh’s son.

For months, Samidoh flatly denied being Karen’s baby daddy, until Nyamu revealed the truth in January 2021.

The Mugithi singer came clean to his wife after Nyamu revealed that he was her biological father. But Nyamu didn’t stop there; on February 26, 2022, she gave birth to a baby girl after becoming pregnant once more for Samidoh.

The erratic connection between Nyamu and Samidoh occasionally backfired in public.

Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has stirred controversy with a recent social media post hinting at plans to expand her family with Samidoh, the father of her two children.

In a Facebook post that raised eyebrows among her followers, Nyamu suggested the possibility of having more children with Samidoh, despite the ongoing scrutiny surrounding their relationship, particularly due to Samidoh’s marital status.

The post triggered a flurry of comments from concerned fans, with one user expressing disapproval over Nyamu’s decision to have children with a married man.

“Karenzo, you are beautiful, but with all that beauty and figure, why is it a problem to find your own husband? Where did you find the courage to have children with someone else’s husband… Two kids and you think you’re done?” the comment read.

In response, Nyamu defended her desire to expand her family, suggesting that two children were not sufficient for her.

“Having two kids doesn’t mean I’m done having children with him,” Nyamu said.

Meanwhile, Samidoh has silently returned to Kenya from a visit to his family in the United States, choosing to keep his arrival under wraps.

Nyamu’s refusal to share details of Samidoh’s return has fueled speculation among fans eagerly awaiting their reunion.

Despite mounting pressure, Nyamu has remained tight-lipped, opting instead to share an enigmatic Instagram reel and photos from a Sunday photoshoot.

Addressing her relationship status, Nyamu described herself as single but alluded to a significant presence in her life that prevents her from entertaining other suitors.

“I am single, but there is a man who is not mine but because of this man I don’t give chances to others,” Nyamu cryptically stated, dismissing any notions of delusion surrounding her situation.

In a video clip, Senator Karen Nyamu is seen driving on the wrong side of the road and disobeying traffic laws at a roundabout in the city.

The Senator is in hot water as a result of the aforementioned video, which has drawn strong criticism from Kenyans.

In the video posted on her Instagram stories, Nyamu could be seen facing traffic congestion on her way to the Parliament buildings.

Frustrated by the delay, she directed her driver to use the oncoming lane, bypassing other vehicles and even passing by a traffic officer without any objection.

“Ukiiba laima uibe na confidence,” she said.

Nyamu continued further advised her driver to put on ‘hazard’ while on the wrong side of the road.

She drives off past a traffic police officer; who just watched as they drove by. This has further fueled anger on Kenyans who have reacted to the video.

Following Karen Nyamu’s revelation, Samidoh’s daughter, Shirleen Muchoki, confirmed his arrival in the US to reunite with his children after months apart. This confirms Karen’s statement about his visit not being “an issue” for any future reconciliation 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.

However, Karen made it clear she doesn’t intend to join them in the US, wanting to avoid unnecessary complications.

Karen Nyamu’s weekend TikTok live session was a window into her passionate love for Samidoh, her 2nd baby daddy. She vehemently countered claims of boosting his fame, insisting he was already a star when they met. His tireless work ethic, she says, motivates and challenges her, fueling her own success.

This isn’t Nyamu’s first public declaration. Past interviews showcase her admiration for Samidoh’s laid-back charm, humor, and genuine soul. His unique energy and captivating aura leave her awestruck. However, their love story faces the inherent complexity of involving a married man with three children.

Nyamu admits to attempting to walk away, hindered by societal pressures and doubts.

“But matters of the heart,” she explains, “drew me back.”

Her strategized departures crumbled against the strength of her feelings.

“It’s a natural bond,” she asserts, further solidified by his financial stability and support.

Their first encounter, etched in Nyamu’s memory, began with a stolen glance at Samidoh’s shoes at a political event. True to her character, she made the first move, drawn to his undeniable appeal.

Nyamu’s story is a complex tapestry of love, societal judgments, and self-discovery. Her open vulnerability paints a picture of a woman embracing her emotions despite the external noise. Whether their love story transcends its challenges remains to be seen, but Nyamu’s unwavering declaration is a testament to the power of the heart, even amidst societal complications.

In a heartwarming snippet shared on Facebook, Kenyan politician Karen Nyamu captured a sweet, yet relatable, moment with her daughter, Taraya Wairimu, affectionately nicknamed Nimmo. The one-year-old, born in February 2023, had her mother playfully questioning her fashion choices.

The video opens with Nimmo’s infectious giggle as she repeats the phrase “good morning, good night, good morning,” seemingly lost in her own world. Karen’s voice then enters, gently inquiring about the three bracelets adorning Nimmo’s wrists.

“Who gave you this? And this on your hands? Did Teana give you this? Did she make it for you? No, you can’t wear those, they look confusing, mom,” Karen explains, her tone a mix of concern and amusement.

Nimmo, however, has a mind of her own. With a determined glint in her eye and a defiant “I can wear!” she continues her playful exploration on the bed, much to her mother’s surprise.

In her accompanying Facebook post, Karen expresses mock shock at her daughter’s newfound stubbornness, wondering, “Already? What next?” This lighthearted remark captures the essence of motherhood – a constant journey of discovery and amusement, filled with unexpected turns and adorable challenges.

Nominated senator Karen Nyamu has boldly advocated for the legalization of polygamy across Kenya, asserting that it should be embraced as a societal norm.

In a recent interview with YouTuber Bennie Experience, Nyamu expressed her belief that polygamy is a viable solution to certain marital challenges, stating that some men are simply too much for one woman to handle.

“There are men who are just too much for one woman to handle,” Nyamu remarked. “In such cases, polygamy should be an option.”

She further encouraged women to embrace the concept of sharing their husbands with other women, suggesting that it could bring harmony and stability to relationships.

Nyamu’s stance on polygamy is not new. She has previously defended her own relationship with Mugithi artiste Samuel Muchoki alias Samidoh, despite the fact that he is still legally married to another woman.

“The Kenyan law allows polygamy,” Nyamu declared in an interview with a local TV station. “I have not broken any law in my situation.”

Her comments have drawn mixed reactions from Kenyans, with some supporting her views and others criticizing her for interfering in another woman’s marriage.

While Nyamu’s advocacy for polygamy may spark controversy, it undoubtedly raises important questions about societal norms, gender roles, and the complexities of modern relationships.

Only time will tell whether her stance on the issue will gain traction and lead to a shift in Kenya’s legal framework regarding polygamy.

The Kenyan Senate was treated to an unexpected lesson in urban slang during a recent session when Senator Karen Nyamu requested a statement from the Standing Committee on National Security, Defense, and Foreign Relations regarding the rising popularity of the term “aluta” among Nairobi youth.

“Aluta Continua,” a Latin phrase meaning “the struggle continues” in English, has historically served as a rallying cry for social and political movements worldwide, symbolizing the ongoing fight for justice, equality, and positive change.

However, in the dynamic and evolving world of Nairobi slang, the term “aluta” has taken on a variety of interpretations and applications, often dependent on the context and intentions of the user.

Sheng, the urban dialect spoken by many Nairobi youth, is characterized by its adaptability and contextual nature, drawing upon words and expressions from various languages and cultures. This fluidity can make it challenging for outsiders to grasp the precise meaning of certain Sheng terms, particularly when they are employed in specific social settings.

During the Senate discussion, several senators expressed difficulty in understanding the meaning of “aluta” in the context of urban slang, highlighting the potential communication gap between generations and social groups.

Senator Nyamu’s request for a statement on “aluta” underscores the growing influence and prevalence of urban slang in Kenyan society. While the term’s meaning may vary depending on the context, it undoubtedly reflects the creativity and resourcefulness of Nairobi youth in expressing themselves and shaping their own linguistic identity.

The Senate’s engagement with this topic signifies a willingness to acknowledge and understand the evolving linguistic landscape of the country, fostering a more inclusive and representative approach to communication and policymaking.

Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has raised concerns about the growing popularity of ‘Aluta,’ the popular reggae Sunday shows that have become a staple among Nairobi’s youth. In a social media post, Nyamu expressed her apprehension about the youth spending their money on these events rather than pursuing more constructive activities.

“I’m taking a stand against this ‘Aluta’ phenomenon that’s sweeping over the youth in Nairobi. Club owners, consider this your official warning,” Nyamu declared on her Instagram account.

Her statement prompted a response from popular reggae DJ Double Trouble, a key figure behind the renowned ‘Aluta’ shows, who asserted that they would not back down from Nyamu’s opposition.

Another social media user suggested that Nyamu’s stance might be driven by a desire to protect her partner Samidoh’s income, as clubs are frequent venues for his performances.

Nyamu’s remarks have sparked a debate among partygoers and business owners, with many arguing that she risks disrupting a popular and well-enjoyed tradition.

Media personality Joyce Gituro has voiced her support for Senator Nyamu’s position. A few weeks ago, Gituro went viral for her discussion about ‘Aluta’ Sundays with her son Jakes Nyanjom.

‘Aluta’ Sundays, which commence at 6 am on Sundays, have evolved into a popular gathering for revellers at Nairobi clubs. The concept originated from club owners along Thika Road before quickly gaining traction in other Nairobi clubs.

The debate surrounding ‘Aluta’ Sundays highlights the ongoing discussion about the balance between youth entertainment and responsible spending. Senator Nyamu’s concerns about the financial implications for the youth are valid, while proponents of the events emphasize the social and cultural significance they hold for young people.