Mulamwah: Being cute imeniletea shida sana, sisi watu cute tunaumia

David Oyando, a comedian and host for Milele FM who goes by the stage name Mulamwah, argues that his attractiveness has caused him a lot of pain.

In a video posted to his social media accounts, Mulamwah bemoaned his appearance.

The father of one added that in order to live a normal life, he wished he looked like a regular person.

“Manze naumia. Kukuwa cute Kenya is a big struggle. Sisi watu cute tunaumia. Kukatiwa hata huwezi tembea wanakuDM . Nitasurvive aje honestly.

Being cute imeniletea shida sana natamani ningekuwa tu kama nyinyi ningeishi a simple life. This cuteness will be the end of me.

I want to live a normal life like any other person but sasa being cute has been a big struggle for me sana. Madem wanatuma mapicha..Aai, no,” the comedian said.

As Mulamwah bemoaned his attractiveness, his fans had other ideas and some even said that he is in need of prayers.

Here are just a few of their responses:

missbarakeilla: mbona sikuskii vizuri 😂

tonny_oketch: Iyo mapua😂😂😂😂. Kwani uko na ngumi kwa uso bro😂😂

_mut.ama: Itabidii ukuje tukule pilau kwangu pia🤣🤣

thee_kamban_queen: Unatudaganya tu live live mulamwa😂😂cute where?

mwambi_gramm: Cute mwhich!!? 😂

mu.kiss_kisii: Wallai Mulamwa ungekosa pesa 😢hta wale wa kuuuza ungeguza😂

Why Mulamwah lives in a bedsitter

Despite being a public figure with a fat income, Mulamwah chooses to live in a bedsitter, unlike his fellow celebrities who live in Multimillion mansions flaunting a flashy lifestyle.

In a recent interview with Plug tv, Mulamwah revealed he is trying to spend less on rent as he is building his own mansion in the village.

‘’It’s not like we don’t love living in a nice house; it’s just that we want to build and own that mansion first, then move inside. There is no need to live in a big house when you are alone. Just live where you are comfortable and invest the rest of the money.”

Mulamwah is used to spending less money on rent. Before moving to his bedsitter, he used to stay in a one-bedroom.

In his one-bedroom, he used to pay a rent of ksh.9000 per month. He even showed the receipts online. He is more into saving and investing his money.