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The remarkable explanation for Ruth K’s absence from the internet

Ruth K, the mother of Mulamwah’s child, had been noticeably absent from online platforms for three weeks. However, she recently made a comeback, much to the joy of her fans who had been wondering about her disappearance.

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In a recent video on her YouTube channel, Ruth addressed her prolonged absence while also apologizing for her silence. “I know you’ve been looking for me,” she began, acknowledging the concern expressed by some of her followers. She mentioned receiving numerous private messages from fans, expressing their worries and eagerness for her return. “My DMs were full, asking if I’m okay, saying they missed me, urging me to come back,” she shared.

In the video, Ruth also revealed that she had been spending time in Kitale, enjoying a quiet and peaceful life. She teased her fans with a new recipe and hinted at indulging in the local delicacies of Kitale, suggesting that it had given her renewed energy.

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Expressing gratitude to her loyal supporters, Ruth thanked them for patiently awaiting her return. “I missed you all. Thank you to those who checked up on me,” she expressed. She mentioned that she had been keeping in touch with some of her followers through Instagram messaging during her break.

Furthermore, Ruth disclosed that her hiatus from social media had allowed her to reconnect with her family and catch up on quality time. She humorously remarked on how the break had led her to gain some weight, jokingly attributing it to being well-fed by her relatives. “I gave myself a little break. Kitale was good, I enjoyed it. I caught up with family, and as you can see, I’ve gained weight. I was being fed by my mother-in-law, brothers-in-law, cousins. I want to go back,” she shared with a light-hearted tone.

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