Kenyan singer Samidoh and his baby mama Karen Nyamu were spotted spending time together over the weekend. The two attended Trade CS Moses Kuria’s homecoming, where Samidoh was one of the performing artists.
Although the couple did not share photos of themselves, Karen’s best friend, Bakhita, shared videos on Insta Stories that revealed they had fun together. Bakhita, seated next to Karen, can be seen singing along as Samidoh performs. In another video, Karen is shown seated next to Samidoh, with his name written on her cheek.
The video was shared with Jay Melody’s love song ‘Sawa.’ On her social media pages, Karen thanked CS Moses Kuria for the invitation and expressed her gratitude for being part of the event.
“Thank you, Moses Kuria CS for Trade, for hosting us Mt. Kenya leadership. Our consultations and our resolutions today define our future as a community,” she wrote.
Samidoh also shared photos from the event, where he was seen performing. He captioned the photos with a verse from the Bible:
“Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things he does for me. He forgives all my sins and heals all my diseases.’ Psalms 103:2-3 This morning, I joined my longtime friend, CS Moses Kuria for his Thanksgiving service at AIPCA Thika Cathedral.”
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A few days ago, Samidoh’s wife, Edday, raised separation questions after she posted a TikTok video challenge of Harmonize’s song ‘Single Again.’ She used hashtags such as ‘#Single Again,’ which led fans to speculate on the state of her marriage.
A fan told her she would never divorce Samidoh because she had no other options
“Huyu ata inje ya gate hawezi toka, anatoka aende wapi na aanzie wapi na ameishi kufikiria kua goat wife ni ticket to happiness,” opined the commentator.
This riled Edday, who mocked the commentator, writing back,
“Ebu amka usikojoe kwa kitanda.”
Other fans encouraged Edday to stay in her marriage but consider herself a single woman for the sake of her children.
“Usitoke Edday, we are all single again in our marriages at some point,” said one user.
