Former Machachari Actor Paul Kimaru popularly known by viewers as Madvd seems to be enjoying life abroad after he relocated from Kenya.
Kimaru now resides in London, United Kingdom (UK), where he has stayed for more than six years.
He fell in love with the UK environment after pursuing his second master’s degree in project management, having already completed his master’s in business administration.
The former Machachari actor often posts on his Instagram account, sharing moments of him hanging out with his children at well-known eateries, restaurants, and stadiums in the UK.
Madvd and Machachari Show
He also posts photos of himself enjoying walks around the streets of London and swimming.
Madvd left the Machachari show quietly before the series ended and maintained a low profile afterwards.
Kimaru rose to prominence in the Machachari Show for his unique style of acting where he captivated audiences with his vibrant and energetic style of acting.
He effortlessly blended ghetto language with his performance, creating a relatable and authentic character that resonated deeply with viewers.
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His unique style of acting also brought humour to the viewers.
Madvd’s outstanding performance and popularity at the show made him win the Chaguo la Teeniez Award for Best Actor.
In the Machachari Show, Kimaru acted alongside actors whose stars also rose during the series.
Kimaru’s efforts in the acting industry appreciated by a colleague
These include Kamau Mbaya, popularly known as Baha; Ian Munene, known as Almasi; Malik Lamuel, popularly known as Govi; and Mathew Owiti, known as Fatso.
Kimuyu Gathoni, a former colleague of Kimaru at the Machachari show, reminisced on October 13 about the days they worked together and described him as a talented actor after a user on X posted a video of him acting on Machachari.
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“Here’s the show that built my career. Nine years of writing it, but Madvd wasn’t just an actor; he ended up being a talent director on the show and was really good at it.
He also had my daughter speaking at 9 months. Last I checked, he was living in London,” Gathoni recalled.
Despite his absence from Kenyan acting since moving to the UK, many Kenyans still appreciate his past contributions to the local industry.
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