Kenyan content creator Malcom has weighed in on the conversation surrounding fellow influencer Kenyan Prince’s public apology to his girlfriend, Stephanie Ngunjiri, making it clear that he does not feel compelled to follow suit.
His remarks came shortly after Kenyan Prince apologised to Stephanie in a move that attracted significant attention across social media.
While many users praised the apology as a sign of accountability, Malcom took a different stance, saying he would not be influenced by the situation.
Read Also
Malcom says he is not under pressure.
Responding to comparisons with Kenyan Prince, Malcom insisted that everyone should handle their relationships in their own way.
“Mimi, Kenyan Prince hawezi kunipea pressure. Sisi watu wa Dontire hatutambui kelele, akijaa ngori, acha aende.”
The statement quickly spread across entertainment pages, with many users debating whether Malcolm was defending his personal approach to relationships or simply responding humorously to the ongoing online discussions.
Kenyan Prince’s apology sparks debate.
Kenyan Prince recently issued a public apology to his girlfriend, Stephanie Ngunjiri, a gesture that generated mixed reactions online.
In this case, some followers viewed the apology as a demonstration of maturity, while others questioned whether such matters should be handled privately.
“His being rich and famous, he has at least combined it with humility and apologised to his girl. Now that’s a great man.”
The differing opinions have fuelled conversations about accountability, public relationships and the role social media plays in personal matters.
Fans react
Malcom’s remarks prompted hundreds of reactions, with many followers responding with humour while others shared their views on Kenyan Prince’s apology.
Some of the comments included:
- _.rajah: “I will echo what mwalimu said.”
- vin_ce.n.t: “Team Dontire 😂😂💪”
- betty_korir2: “Huwezi elewa 😂😂”
- emg6676: “😂”
- swizzryzywalders8362: “Nakutambua master 😂😂😂😂 hapana tambua 😂😂”
- judymwikali: “Him being rich and famous, he has at least combined it with humility and apologised to his girl. Now that’s a great man.”
- hart_niccur: “Ndiyo maana wewe si Kenyan Prince basi lol 😂😂
- As the discussion continues, neither Malcolm nor Kenyan Prince has publicly expanded on the exchange. For now, the differing responses have added fresh momentum to an ongoing social media conversation about relationships, accountability and public image.
