Aki Mapenzi wewe! Kagwe Mungai and Sharon Mwangi announce breakup
Through their Instagram on Friday, they shared the news with their fans in a statement.
Content creator Sharon Mwangi and Musician Kagwe Mungai have announced that they are parting ways.
Through their Instagram on Friday, they shared the news with their fans in a statement.
Sharon shared a picture of her and Kagwe followed by the statement.
"You have been a part of our journey and for that, we are incredibly grateful. We want to be transparent with you all even though sharing this publicly feels a little cringe," the statement read in part.
"We know how easily facts can be misconstrued so know that anything you hear or read elsewhere is likely fiction or assumptions. The truth is, we have decided to lovingly separate as a couple. Our journey together has been extraordinary, filled with deep love and affection."
They however noted that the love they have for each other remains but it is taking a beautiful new shape, a chance for each of them to blossom on their own paths.
The two further noted that there was no negativity between them.
They urged their fans to think of it as two best friends recognizing it is time for individual space to pursue their most fulfilling lives.
"We won't be engaging in further discussions on this and we deeply appreciate your understanding and respect for our privacy. Thank you to everyone who supported, prayed and rooted for us," they said.
Sharon opened up about their budding relationship last year.
She confirmed that they had been friends for quite a while and known each other as creatives in the industry.
Just from the many conversations they kept on having they got to know each other and later saw that it was something that could work.
Sharon said that she likes someone with a nice face but also beyond the nice face, Kagwe was smart, well put together, and had brains.
"We never really planned on how and when we would announce our relationship to the public, we just saw it as the right moment to do it after having countless conversations about it," she said.