Kenyan content creators Nicholas Kioko and Wambo Ashley have ended their four-year relationship. The former couple confirmed the breakup in a joint Instagram post. They revealed they had quietly separated three months before going public.

Following the announcement, an old interview from Oga Obinna’s talk show resurfaced online. During the sit-down, host Obinna asked if they ever went through each other's phones.
Ashley replied yes immediately. Kioko hesitated, then offered a humorous response.

"I don't touch her phone because I don't want to die quickly," Nicholas Kioko


The Inbox Discovery

Despite that, Kioko admitted he had looked through Ashley’s phone once. He shared what he noticed inside her direct messages.
"But there is a day I went through her phone - I found friends and even a politician, but I relaxed."
— Nicholas Kioko
Obinna pressed Ashley for details regarding the messages from male contacts and the politician. Ashley declined to share further details about the conversations.
"I don't want to speak about this," Wambo Ashley
Kenyan Content Creators Nicholas Kioko and Wambo Ashley with their children // Facebook

Public Reactions Across Social Media

The resurfaced footage sparked a wave of intense reaction across Kenyan social media space.Online observers flooded comment sections with mixed opinions, dissecting every moment of the interview in hindsight.

A section of followers called for grace, urging the public to stop over-analyzing past moments and respect the privacy of the co-parenting family.

Nicholas Kioko And Wambo Ashley // Instagram

Meanwhile, other fans expressed shock and sorrow over the end of the relationship, noting how strong the pair seemed as a digital creation team.Social media commentators pointed out that Ashley’s refusal to address the politician’s messages was a major warning sign. 

While the exchange was conducted in a humorous and lighthearted tone at the time of recording, fans and online observers are now re-evaluating the conversation in light of the couple's recent split.Both creators have requested grace and privacy from their audience as they navigate the co-parenting transition.