- No major celebrities attended Mulamwah’s comedy show.
- Even his ex-partner Ruth K was a no-show.
- Only a few upcoming creators and artists turned up to support.
- Mulamwah later admitted he felt alone and unsupported.
- The absence of his peers raised eyebrows across social media.
While comedy lovers showed up to laugh and vibe, one thing was impossible to ignore—not a single A-list celebrity was in sight at Mulamwah’s show. Big industry names who usually show up for similar events didn’t turn up. Even Ruth-K, Mulamwah’s alleged ex, kept her distance.
Despite the glaring absence of mainstream figures, loyal support came from the trenches. Artistes like Chaala, Zero Sufuri, Mbogi Genje, Mjaka Mfine, and Remcy Don turned up. A handful of rising digital creators also showed face to stand by Mulamwah, proving that loyalty doesn’t always wear a blue tick.
After the curtains fell, Mulamwah didn’t sugarcoat his feelings. Speaking candidly, he said:
“I know I had no support online regarding this show. I was alone.”
His words carried weight. No clout-chasing, no blame—just honesty.
With such a cold shoulder from his fellow content creators, questions naturally followed:
Did Mulamwah fall out with the inner circle?
Or has he been quietly blacklisted from the clique that runs the showbiz scene?
The audience laughed, cheered, and had a good time. But the energy backstage told a different story. The kind of silence that doesn’t just sting—it exposes.
In the end, the fans held it down. But the emptiness from his industry peers? That’s a conversation Kenya’s entertainment scene can’t ignore.
