Content creator and comedian Flaqo, whose real name is Erastus Ayieko Otieno, has explained why he took back a car from his ex-girlfriend, Keranta.

He clarified that the car was legally registered in his name, pushing back against claims that he "snatched" it from her.

“A car is a convenience gift to my girlfriend, not to my ex. Once there’s an ex, it means there’s no car,” Flaqo explained.

Flaqo said he dislikes confrontation and even left one of his fully-furnished houses for Keranta.

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He reasoned that while asking for the fridge would be petty, the car was a different matter.

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The Reality of Online Content

The comedian also hinted that he can easily see through online couple content.

“I look at YouTube couples and see through all this content.

I can tell when it’s rehearsed, but I’ve made peace with knowing entertainment is entertainment — whether rehearsed or not.”

READ ALSO: Keranta responds to allegations she cheated and dumped Flaqo

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Who is Flaqo?

Flaqo is one of Kenya’s most popular online comedians. He rose to fame in 2018 with skits featuring multiple characters, including Mama Otis, Baba Otis, and Otis himself.

His relatable humor about Kenyan family life has earned him a large following and numerous awards.

Over the years, he has won multiple local awards for digital content creation.

Garnered millions of views on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, and secured partnerships with top Kenyan and international brands.

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Social Media Reactions

Flaqo's confession sparked a heated debate online, with many people sharing their opinions on the matter.

One person praised his honesty, saying, “At least he was honest, and he left her with a fully furnished house.

Most men would have taken everything!” Another commenter agreed with his logic, stating, “A gift is a gift, my guy… but I get his point about a car being for a girlfriend, not an ex.”

Others questioned the authenticity of online relationships, with one fan commenting, “This is why I don’t want relationship content online — you never know what’s real and what’s for views.”

A fourth person called the arrangement "fair," saying, “Keranta kept the house; he kept the car. Sounds fair to me.”