Today, Mulamwah dropped a bombshell alleging that his baby mama Sonnie has not been allowing him or his family members to see baby Keilah.
Mulamwah also alleged that Sonnie told him she will change the baby's names and even tell her that her dad died.
During an a QnA session on his Instagram, Mulamwah wrote; Honestly ata sijui kama bado anaitwa Keilah, the mother told me she will change the names and tell the kid babake alikufa.
My family has never seen the kid alikataa kumleta home, she even shaved her on her own against norms.
However, while speaking in an interview with Elizabeth Ngigi, Sonnie said she is choosing not to respond to the allegations as way of protecting her daughter.
She says she doesn't want her daughter to read negative things she said about her ex.
"I have nothing to say. Let it remain as it is out there. I have so much respect for my daughter and I wouldn't want these back and forth online fights. When she is grown up, she will see and read all of these stories. I can never say anything,"she said.
Adding; All these are social media stories and I don't want to disrespect my child. If it is fights, let him talk, let him answer all those questions, and so on.
Asked whether Mulamwah is a responsible father Sonie said;
"I will not say a thing. He will respond online. Myself, I will not say anything. Definitely, he is disrespecting my child. She is growing up and all these things, she will read them online."
Sonnie urged Mulamwah to focus on raising their daughter and put his pride aside.
"Time will tell and they should not expect any back and forth. Keilah is my first priority. Whatever is said online, let it be out but even as they speak, let them remember that there is a child that connects us. If you have your pride, please put it aside for the sake of this child. I am concentrating on the child. She is innocent to be involved in all this drama."
