Content creator Kennedy Odhiambo, widely recognized as Crazy Kennar, recently opened up about the heartbreaking loss of his son just four days before his scheduled Happy Country show on Saturday.
In a circulating online video, Kennar appeared visibly shaken as he spoke about the immense difficulty of coping with such a tragedy while simultaneously preparing for his stand-up performance. In a heartfelt statement, he shared, “I have gone through one of the hardest things. I was supposed to come here as a father, but unfortunately, my son passed away four days ago. It has been an incredibly tough journey for me, having to navigate through this personal loss while also gearing up for the show.”
Despite the overwhelming grief, Kennar appealed to the audience to show compassion and support to one another. He encouraged everyone to reach out to those who seem to be struggling, emphasizing the importance of being each other’s keepers and fostering love among individuals.
During the Happy Country show held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Kennar, at 24 years old, demonstrated remarkable strength by delivering a memorable performance. The event featured the participation and performances of skits by various celebrities, including Bien-Aime Baraza from Sauti Sol and Jacky Vicke (Awinja).
This revelation about Kennar’s personal tragedy comes in the wake of his earlier advocacy for mental health. In July 2023, he took to social media to share a cryptic message, hinting at struggles with depression and a possible fallout with his crew, ‘Content Cartel.’
