Content creator and entrepreneur Thee Pluto has issued a public apology following backlash over a recent night out with his friend, Prince Seb, who is currently grieving the loss of his mother.
The controversy stemmed from a video circulating on social media showing an extravagant bottle service ritual at Club Doremi. In the clip, staff members bring out premium alcohol surrounded by the venue's signature fanfare, after which the drinks are poured out and used by the group to symbolically wash their hands.
Netizens Express Disapproval
The incident drew swift criticism from fans and social media users, who pointed out the stark contrast between the lavish display and the somber period of mourning for Prince Seb’s family. Many questioned the decision to engage in such high-profile revelry during a time of grief.
"I Was Not Happy With My Actions"
Addressing the viral video and the subsequent outrage, Thee Pluto took to his platforms to express regret over how the evening unfolded.
Reflecting on the night, he candidly described the choices made as a "moment of weakness" and admitted that reviewing the footage left him dissatisfied with his own behavior.
He clarified that the intention was simply to stand by his friend during a difficult time, but acknowledged that the execution and public display crossed a line.
"I was not happy with my actions," Thee Pluto noted while taking responsibility for the incident, offering an apology to his audience and those offended by the display.
The Reality of Public Life
The incident underscores the intense scrutiny facing Kenya's top digital creators, where private moments of camaraderie—when brought into high-end nightlife venues—can instantly turn into public controversies.
As Prince Seb continues to mourn his mother, fans are encouraging the circle to focus on private, respectful support away from the nightclub lights.
