Kenyan comedian Terence Creative has caused a stir with a bizarre revelation: he has a friend in the entertainment industry who is a "witch." What's more, he's not cutting ties with them.

The comedian didn't hold back, claiming this person is well-known in showbiz and allegedly casts spells. The most surprising part? Terence says his friend knows he's aware of their secret, but they remain close.

“This person knows very well that I know their business, but we are still friends.”

Is a Witch a Good Thing?

Instead of being repulsed, Terence argued that this friendship offers a form of protection. He suggested that if you know a witch, you're harder to bewitch yourself. This statement left fans wondering if he was joking or serious.

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While this claim grabbed all the headlines, Terence also spoke about his personal life. He shared that he now goes to the gym, practises yoga, and meditates to protect his mental health. But his bombshell about a "mchawi" (the Swahili word for witch) friend overshadowed it all.

The Public Weighs In

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 @Quin Lisa, “Why doesn't that witch just come out so we can know them? We can't keep guessing, honestly.” She expressed demanding an end to the Mystery

@Maxwell Armstrong suggested Terence might be too trusting of new acquaintances.

“If you love strangers too much, these are the results.”

@Sei Lopez "Witches are very real, but God is enough."

Terence kept the identity of his friend a secret, leaving fans to guess. Was it a joke? A coded message?

Or a genuine and chilling truth about how deeply witchcraft is involved in showbusiness?

The Big Mystery

So far, Terence seems unfazed and says he won't block or cut ties with his friend. Until the identity of the "mchawi" is revealed, one thing is certain: this is one of the most intriguing claims to hit Kenya’s entertainment industry in a long time.