Cross-dresser Kinuthia Finally Confirms His Gender, Asks People to Stop Bullying Him
Cross-dresser Kinuthia has been compelled to respond to trolls over his gender and age.
The sensational content creator had been on the receiving side for the better part of Tuesday, 24 May. He had posted his national identity card that revealed he was born in 2001, causing an online frenzy as netizens did not believe he is 21 years old.
Netizens have always assumed that he is older due to his size, something that saddens Kinuthia.
In an interview with Mungai Eve, Kunuthia expressed that his big-size body size does not mean that he is not 21 years old and people bullying him are wrong.
“Kumekuwa na bullying. Ati niko 21 years na hiyo mwili yote. Kwani nikiwa na mwili inamaanisha nini?” he said.
He also revealed that he was forced to post his national identity card to prove he is 21 years old after announcing that he was celebrating his 21st birthday. He claimed that he needed to clarify the age issue to erase the doubt among his fans.
Another subject that surfaced during the trolling was Kinuthia’s Gender.
Netizens have been confused about Kinuthia’s gender ever since he rose to fame through Tik-Tok, where he cross-dresses as a woman for content creation.
His recent expression about getting attracted to the sensational street dancer Moya David made people believe that he was gay.
His national identity card showed that he was male, and netizens were at him, criticizing him for behaving and dressing like a woman, yet he is a man.
In his defense, Kinuthia claimed that he is indeed a man, and he cross-dresses to depict the womanly character that enables him to receive brand ambassadorial deals.
“I do what I do (cross-dressing as a mumama) because it’s my job. Hiyo ndo imenifikisha hapa na siwezi switch ju mafans washanikubali hivyo,” he explained.
However, the trolls and bullying mean nothing to Kunuthia. He claimed that he had undergone so much bullying that he had developed a thick skin.
