The latest controversy involving comedian Mulamwah and his former partner Ruth K has taken a dramatic turn after fresh claims were brought forward by someone who once worked closely with Ruth. The issue has sparked heated debate online, with many people expressing anger and concern, especially because a child is involved.
According to Ruth’s former manager and makeup artist, Bush Tailor, Ruth is accused of staging her son’s distress call as part of a plan to emotionally pull Mulamwah back into her life.
Bush claims that the move was driven by jealousy after Mulamwah recently met his former girlfriend Carrol Sonnie and their daughter, Kayla Oyando.
This meeting allegedly upset Ruth, leading her to come up with the idea to create content that would attract sympathy and force a reaction from Mulamwah.
These claims surfaced at a time when Ruth had publicly denied ever being managed by Bush Tailor. Bush, however, insists that she played a major role in Ruth’s career and online success.
She says she was not only her manager but also the creative mind and videographer behind some of Ruth’s most viral videos, including the popular “Tooth” content and the video linked to the alleged distress call involving Ruth’s son. Bush further claims she has receipts to prove she handled Ruth’s errands and daily work.
The fallout between the two women reportedly began after Bush decided to contact Mulamwah directly.
According to Bush, this did not sit well with Ruth and marked the end of their working relationship. She also accused Ruth of underpaying her despite the amount of work she was doing while managing and creating content for her.
Bush went on to give a detailed account of what she says really happened behind the scenes.
In her own words, she stated, “I know it, I have an evidence, So, guys it’s Ruth who wanted to talk to Mulamwah…it’s because she felt bad Mulamwah connected with Carrol Sonnie so she felt bad about it, so she wanted to show Carrol even Mulamwah is seeing the other kid, she’s still the same person who put boundaries for Mulamwah not to see the kid so I don’t know why and I tried to reach out to Mulamwah if ako interested kuona mtoto I have the audio I recorded everything. So, nikamwambia this one let me be a comment section person, watu watasema unacopy Carrol Sonnie do this unachuna mtoi nakurecord, unachuna mtoi nakurecord kwa sababu hii story ya Waluhya ita connect…we recorded, the kid si ati alikuwa analia.”
These allegations have caused strong reactions across social media platforms. Many users have condemned the situation, with some calling for legal action, saying that involving a child in such drama amounts to abuse. Others expressed shock at how far personal conflicts can go when emotions and jealousy take control.
Comments such as “Mnafaa mshikwe” and “Kumbe ni mbaya hivi, fear girls” reflect the anger and disappointment felt by a section of the public. Some users went further, describing the incident as child abuse and demanding arrests, while others used the moment to warn against mixing personal relationships with sensitive family matters.
Neither Mulamwah nor Ruth K has fully addressed all the claims in detail. What is clear is that the situation has opened up serious conversations about co-parenting, boundaries, and the impact of online content on children.
The public now waits to see whether more evidence will emerge or if those involved will respond to the accusations directly.
