- A group of men and celebrities on social networks, among them Ndungu Nyoro, Advocate Huku, Kinyua Wairatu and Thayu Baruth, created a committee to help Karangu Muraya
- The men are from different classes and were worried about the conflict between Karangu and his wife Triza
- Kinyua told TUKO.co.ke that they were trying to advise the two of them to stop exposing their differences online
Nairobi: A group of seniors who had been chosen to help Karangu Muraya and his divorced wife have denied allegations that the artist is planning to divorce his Kwaza wife.
Source: Facebook
Did Karangu call for divorce?
It is alleged that Karangu asked for separation from his first wife, Triza, after a dispute broke out.
In a direct court session on the TiktokTriza's friend, known as Shiro, revealed a message from Triza to confirm Karangu's intention to get divorced.
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Their spokesman, Kinyua Waoratu, said that there had been efforts to bring the couple along with no divorce talks.
“We are working to make sure there is a conversation between Triza and Karangu;
“We solve the issue behind the camera and we work day and night,” he added.
Source: Facebook
Will Triza get the right to raise children?
Earlier, Karangu's wife, Triza, revealed plans to take the children and live with them as with their father.
Recently, Kirumba's journalist advised both parents to consider the emotional effects of their children's separation.
“We do not know that we will meet to see the action. It can be difficult because the children are still with their father; you cannot take the children without agreement,” he said.
When the committee was formed some people were comforted.
Jason Waweru said: “My brother Karangu Muraya God's privilege is a precious gift; protect it with gratitude and humility, for pride can invite his fall quickly.”
“Furthermore also blessings can turn into luggage when we forget the giver. Stay eyes, since the wicked is waiting to use your pride and negligence,” he added.
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How did Kenyans treat the committee?
Kareh Jim: “Blessed are the mediators.”
Mary Chege: “I am always interested in the good work you do to others. May God remember these good deeds. Amen.”
Patrick Muriuki: “Wonderful. Let's learn to shoot without missing since birds have learned to fly without landing.”
Shiro K Lynn: “Wow this is what we call true friendship, congratulations to God's people.”
Jason Mburu Gitau: “Now here you have planned words well … not tiktok sorrounded by ciumiri.”
Mary Chege: “I am always interested in the good work you do to others. May God remember these good deeds. Amen.”
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