YouTuber Caroline Muthoni, nicknamed Sonie, and her baby daddy David Oyando, aka Mulamwah, are still engaged in a verbal battle.
The comedian claimed on Sunday that his baby mama was using their young daughter as a cash cow, to which she has answered.
Sonie wanted to make it clear that, despite Mulamwah repeatedly alleging that she had denied him access to his daughter, she had never done so.
“I have never denied anyone a chance to come and see his daughter and I honestly do not have much to say in that line of argument at all,” Sonie stated.
She continued by dispelling rumors that their daughter Keilah was being used as a cash cow or a method of gaining likes on social media.
“How can I use my kid as a job or bait? Kyla is a brand and so am I so we are two brands that are trying to make life easier for both of us to live because we have a life to live and we don’t want to struggle. I don’t think I am using my child, she is my child, she is my daughter, I don’t have to be told am using my daughter for monetary gains,” she aid.
Adding:
“Where does that money go to, isn’t it for the kid? Keilah needs money, and Keilah needs diapers. We need and we have to look for money and it is for her not me. That money does not help me, it is for the kid.”
Sonie’s justification appears a few hours after her one-year-old daughter signed her first diplomatic agreement.
Keilah was chosen to represent a children’s clothing business.
“Don’t use the kid as bait for social media likes, validation, and monetary gains. Mtoi sio job. hbd queen, Tunakungoja kitale Bado 
. Your lil Siz says hi too 
. HBD kalamwah Keilah oyando . Blessings.”
