Samidoh Muchoki shared some amusing anecdotes from his recent encounter with two celebrity pals, actor Pascal Tokodi and musician Nameless, over the weekend. The Mugithi singer took to his Instagram page to reveal the humorous advice he imparted to them, specifically about the impact of bathing on a married man’s domestic life.
In his witty caption, the father of five jokingly emphasized the negative consequences of taking a direct route from work to the bathroom: “Naambia hawa majamaa; Ukitaka kujua kuoga ni mbaya kwa marriage.. Wee toka kazi uingie kwa bafu direct😂” (Translation: “I’m telling these guys, if you want to know that bathing is bad for marriage, come straight from work and go straight to the bathroom 😂”).
The comical post generated a flurry of responses, with Pascal himself playfully responding, “😂😂😂 wacha kutuseti 🚶” (Translation: “Stop teasing us 🚶”). Kenyan followers chimed in with their own comments, expressing a mix of amusement and agreement with Samidoh’s perspective on marriage and bathing.
Here are some reactions from Kenyans who read his post:
- stephensmukami: Aki macho yangu 😢 (Translation: Oh, my eyes 😢)
- chef_dennie25: Sasa wewe ndo unabonga kuhusu marriage😂😂 irony it is (Translation: Now you’re talking about marriage 😂😂 irony it is)
- judykarugia: 😂😂😂 macho hayana pazia (Translation: 😂😂😂 eyes have no curtain)
- its_.jayne: Weeeuuh eeeeih my lawd kinyamu (Translation: Weeeuuh eeeeih my lord, what a revelation)
- kevo_sub: The literal definition of grass to GRACE (Translation: The literal definition of grass to GRACE)
- annej_ajo: wacha ninyamaze aki😂 (Translation: let me be quiet 😂)
- joylen_wairimo: Karen told us very well that samidoh is too much for one woman😂😂, now I understand 😂😂Aki macho wewe😂 (Translation: Karen told us that Samidoh is too much for one woman 😂😂, now I understand 😂😂 Oh, my eyes 😂)
Switching gears to family matters, Samidoh and Karen Nyamu celebrated Christmas in their rural home (‘shagz’). Karen, a nominated senator and mother of three, shared a heartwarming video showcasing their children enjoying feeding the animals while the musician joined in on the festive moments. In her caption, Karen expressed the joy of their children in the rural setting and hinted at the possibility of extending their stay: “Vile watoto wana enjoy ushago itabidi we extend 😄 Merry christmas!! 🎄 🎁” (Translation: “How the children are enjoying the rural life, we might have to extend 😄 Merry Christmas!! 🎄 🎁”).
