The once-admired relationship between comedian Mulamwah (David Oyando) and content creator Ruth K has crumbled in spectacular fashion, played out on social media with an intensity that captured the public’s attention. Mulamwah, known for his often blunt delivery, aired a barrage of grievances following their separation, painting Ruth as disloyal, manipulative, and disrespectful. 

His claims included allegations of betrayal via secret communication channels, such as WhatsApp groups filled with other women, and accused Ruth of whisper campaigns aimed at damaging his reputation.

 He alleged that Ruth began gradually moving items out of their shared home while pretending everything was normal, subtly detaching herself from their life together. He further expressed outrage over what he saw as clear signs of disrespect toward his family and accused her of abandoning their relationship at the prompting of bad influences.

The Dentures Dispute

Among the many accusations and emotional injuries aired by Mulamwah, one stood out for its sheer peculiarity: a public demand that Ruth return the dentures he claimed to have paid for. This bizarre request became the focal point of online debate, symbolizing just how far the breakup had spiraled into absurdity. According to Mulamwah, he had financially supported Ruth in getting dental enhancements, and now that the relationship was over, he wanted what he paid for—quite literally, her teeth.

The move was widely viewed as petty and demeaning, turning what could have remained a private dispute into a viral moment. For many, it raised broader questions about control, ownership, and the ethics of demanding gifts back after a breakup—especially something so intimate and personal as dental work.

Ruth K Responds With Grace and Humor

Ruth K, instead of breaking down or retaliating with anger, opted for a more composed and lighthearted approach. She posted a humorous video suggesting she was ready to return the “teeth,” playing into the absurdity rather than letting it overwhelm her. Her comedic skit featured her mimicking the act of removing dentures and even hiring a delivery rider to symbolically “send them back.”

But beneath the humor, Ruth also began asserting her own narrative. She shared that she had experienced disrespect throughout the relationship, including financial manipulation. She claimed that Mulamwah had once reversed a money transfer of KSh 5,000, used their child’s photos without consent, and failed to provide the emotional and financial support he portrayed online.

Her message was clear: she had no intention of being bullied or reduced to online slander. The relationship may have ended, but she was determined to walk away with her head high.

Public Opinion Divides

As the feud spilled into the digital public square, netizens and fellow entertainers quickly took sides. Many rallied behind Ruth, praising her for her calm and comedic response to what they saw as humiliation tactics. Others criticized Mulamwah for making private matters public and for weaponizing financial support as leverage.

Adding to the wave of support, a dental clinic even reached out to offer Ruth free dental work to replace the supposedly “returned” dentures—an act symbolic of solidarity against public shaming. This small gesture underscored the shift in sympathy and spotlighted how the public now views issues of emotional manipulation and entitlement in modern relationships.

A Story Still Unfolding

While Mulamwah’s posts suggest he believes he has the upper hand by going public, Ruth’s controlled and self-aware response has turned the tide in her favor. She has indicated she will eventually share her full story, perhaps in an interview or documentary-style production. For now, she is content to let her silence and strength speak louder than the noise.

This story isn’t just about a breakup—it’s a glimpse into how public figures navigate love, loss, and dignity in the digital age. When personal grievances become viral content, lines blur between honesty, vendetta, and outright spectacle.