Kenyan influencer Alma Mutheu and her boyfriend, Gift Muziq, were recently spotted enjoying a night out at a club, seemingly putting behind the tensions that surfaced after Alma’s candid interview with Oga Obinna. In the interview, Alma had openly voiced her frustrations about the financial dynamics in their relationship, revealing that she was the primary provider, paying rent and handling most bills. This revelation had sparked a lot of conversation, with many fans expressing concern over the strain it had placed on their relationship.
Despite the controversy, the couple appeared united during their night out, where they wore matching white outfits and danced to the popular song Anguka Nayo, delighting the crowd with their synchronized moves. Their public display of affection suggests that they may have worked through their issues and are moving forward.
The reconciliation, however, has led to mixed reactions from their followers. While some fans expressed support, others criticized Alma for staying in the relationship despite her grievances. One user humorously commented, “After the party, Alma told Gift to rush home and wash the dishes,” while another quipped, “So, who paid the bill this time?” These comments highlight the divided opinions surrounding their relationship.
Social media personality Nurse Judy weighed in on the situation, criticizing Alma for airing her grievances publicly. She emphasized that relationships require mutual support and rationality, not public shaming for attention. Judy also pointed out that social media can create unrealistic expectations, which often complicate relationships.
Kenyan businessman Jimal Rohosafi also shared his thoughts, urging men to take responsibility for their financial roles in relationships. He noted that financial imbalance can lead to frustration, with women often feeling pressured to maintain appearances while suffering internally.
As Alma and Gift Muziq navigate their relationship, it remains to be seen whether they will overcome their past challenges or whether their public display of reconciliation will fade as quickly as the controversy that preceded it.
