Mugithi artist Waithaka Wa Jane recently found himself responding publicly to a fan’s claim that he had abandoned his wife to be with radio presenter Muthoni Wa Kirumba — popularly known as Baby Top. The situation unfolded after Waithaka shared a loving birthday message dedicated to Baby Top on social media, in which he described her as “the most precious gift that God gave me,” prompting a fan to suggest that he had left his wife for her.
Rather than ignoring the comment, Waithaka hit back at the accusation, dismissing it and telling the fan to “mind her business,” which led the critic to quickly delete the post. His reaction made it clear that he was not going to quietly accept speculation about his personal relationships.
The exchange highlights how public figures often face intrusive commentary about their private lives, especially when their personal and professional worlds intersect online. Many celebrities today share aspects of their relationships on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, which can lead to strong reactions from followers — both supportive and critical. In Waithaka’s case, his decision to defend himself rather than ignore the claim suggests he feels strongly about setting the record straight and controlling misconceptions.
