Malaika Nyanzi, a co-host of Capital FM's popular show "The Overdrive," has cleared the air surrounding rumors of her chewing singer Dr. Jose Chameleone and comedian Uncle Mo's huge cassava's smultaneously, she has revealed what exactly goes down behind those closed doors.
The radio personality emphatically stated that these rumors were nothing more than wild speculation while speaking out in an interview.
Malaika set the record straight by asserting that her alleged connection with the music sensation, Dr. Jose Chameleone, was purely a figment of imagination. "I had never met Chameleone before our first interview on radio," she revealed, "and even then, he was taken aback when he realized I was the co-host."
Nyanzi went on to clarify that while they occasionally crossed paths in the same social circles and interviews, there was no deep, romantic connection between them. Their professional rapport, she explained, was limited to their radio interactions.
Turning her attention to another rumor that had tongues wagging, Malaika addressed the alleged romance between her and comedian Uncle Mo. Last year, photos circulated online showing Uncle Mo down on one knee, proposing to Malaika, who appeared to accept the proposal with a smile.
However, Malaika was quick to dispel any misconceptions, asserting that their relationship was strictly professional. "Uncle Mo and I are just workmates on a show called JDC," she clarified, "so there's really nothing more to it."
Fans of Malaika Nyanzi can now rest easy knowing that, while she may share the spotlight with various celebrities, her heart remains unattached.
The co-host continues to shine on "The Overdrive" and build connections in the entertainment industry, firmly establishing herself as a respected figure in the Kenyan entertainment scene.
Malaika Nyanzi not dating comedian Uncle Mo, she says#TheDailySoup pic.twitter.com/lrYMAcO8pT
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As the rumors fade into the background, Malaika Nyanzi's fans eagerly await her next exciting venture, all while enjoying her entertaining radio presence on Capital FM's "The Overdrive."
