Jemutai fires back at Professor Hamo’s cheating claim after the comedian suggested his money troubles started the moment he stepped out on his wife with her.
The former couple, who share two children, have kept fans talking for years, and this latest round kicked off when Hamo sat down for an interview and dropped a strong line about unfaithfulness.
He told listeners that cheating on a spouse is the shortest way to poverty because it messes with your focus, your business deals and even your peace of mind.
He pushed back against the idea that tough times alone sink companies or careers, adding that personal choices often play a bigger part than people admit. The words spread fast on social media, and many connected them straight to his history with Jemutai.
She wasted no time answering. In a string of videos posted on her pages, Jemutai looked straight into the camera and told her side with calm but firm energy. She said his career dip has nothing to do with their time together.
Instead, she pointed to his own habits, calling him talented yet stuck in the past. Hamo rose to fame on the Churchill Show years ago, and she believes he never quite moved on to new projects the way the comedy scene demands.
One clip shows her shaking her head as she explains how the industry keeps changing while some artists hold on to old glory days. You could feel the mix of frustration and honesty in her voice, the kind that comes after years of watching someone you once cared about spin their wheels.
The pair first made headlines when their relationship became public knowledge. They welcomed two kids, and for a while it seemed like they were building something solid.
Then things fell apart, and the breakup played out in the open with plenty of back and forth that kept gossip pages busy. Jemutai reminded viewers that the issue which once trended hardest between them was always about those children.
She urged Hamo to stop pointing fingers at the past and start focusing on being present for the family they created together. Her message carried a clear call for him to step up as a father rather than revisit old stories that hurt everyone involved.
Some fans sided with Jemutai, saying she spoke facts about growth and consistency in showbiz. Others felt Hamo had a point about how personal mistakes can ripple into work life.
Kenyan social media lit up with clips of both their latest statements side by side, and people picked apart every word. One popular post asked whether anyone truly wins when exes go public like this, while another praised Jemutai for keeping the focus on responsibility instead of revenge.
The conversation split into WhatsApp groups and comment sections where friends debated cheating, finances and second chances late into the night.
Hamo built his name as a sharp comedian who could make crowds roar with clever takes on everyday Kenyan life. She has spoken before about co-parenting challenges and how important it is for both parents to put the children first no matter what happened between them.
This latest exchange feels like another chapter in a story that refuses to stay quiet. She wants him to look forward and build something fresh rather than blame past choices. For the kids’ sake, she hopes they can find common ground away from the cameras.
As the videos keep circulating, Kenyans continue to weigh in on what responsibility really looks like after a breakup. Some see it as a reminder that personal decisions shape careers more than outsiders realise.
In the end Jemutai kept her response measured and direct. She defended herself without throwing extra shade and steered the talk back to the children and forward progress. Hamo has not replied yet, but fans expect he might soon, given how openly they both share their lives.
