Carol Sonnie Shades Mulamwah And Ruth's Traditional Wedding: "Ati Ruracio"

• Mulamwah and baby mama Carol Sonnie had a public fallout, and the bad blood remains
• Sonnie made it evident during a question-and-answer session with her Instagram followers
• She was asked about her new man, but she instead dragged Mulamwah into the discussion

Mulamwah’s ex-lover Carol Sonnei has thrown shade at his recent traditional wedding with Ruth.

What did Carol Sonnie say about Mulamwah's ruracio?

The two had an acrimonious breakup, leading to a public spat and counter-accusations.

On Wednesday, November 29, Sonnie posted a video reading out and answering questions from her social media followers.

The first inquiry was on whether Mulamhwa supports his daughter. Sonnie remained silent, but her facial expression said it all.

Another curious netizen then asked Sonnie to show them her new lover.

"Come so that they can see you," she said to someone off-camera, but he did not budge.

Sonnie then noted that her man was always around but was camera-shy.

"But let me tell you, the day I decide to introduce my man, the world will stop."

She then shaded mulamwah, saying:

"Forget about the ruracio you guys are talking about. Ours will bring things to a standstill.”

Many social media users urged Sonnie to move on and stop constantly talking about Mulamwah.

Atemugaodawo:

“Just heal. Don't get into any competition you will end up being frustrated. That's not the right direction to move on.”

Asispetty:

“Heal and move on. Stop involving your baby daddy in everything. Pressure will finish you.”

valentine.kamin:

“Girls, let us learn to heal in peace. I am not happy.”

nesa_mercy:

“People telling her to heal, are you therapists? Do what makes you happy.”

Naominjima:

“I love you, but your frequent digs at your ex are boring. You need to heal and move on.”

How did Kenyans edit Mulamwah's photos?

In other news, Mulamwah and Ruth are expecting their first child together and shared baby bump images.

Mulamwah lightly expressed his disdain after Kenyans started editing the images.

Mulamwah said it was a slap in the face since the photoshoot cost KSh150,000. According to Mulamwah, a lawsuit could be in the offing should the ridicule continue.