Karangu Muraya’s youngest brother, Kagema Muraya, has made a plea for forgiveness on behalf of his family.
The forgiveness appeal comes as the highly publicised fallout between Karangu and his estranged first wife, Triza Njeri.
Taking to his socials, Kagema addressed the public, expressing deep regret for the family’s ongoing drama that has played out in the media.
Karangu Muraya’s brother apologizes on behalf of family after his sibling’s public drama. Photo: Courtesy.
“On behalf of our family, I want to ask you Kenyans to forgive us because a lot is happening,” Kagema said.
According to him, none of them, from his mother to Karangu himself, had ever anticipated things would escalate to this level.
“We are never expected things to get here, right from my mum to my brother Karangu and his family. We are all pleading with you to forgive us. My dad, laying in his grave, would have never wanted his family to be where it is right now,” he added.
Kagema moreover urged the public to stop the insults and attacks.
Karangu Muraya and his estranged wife Trizah have been in the public spotlight for a while now after Trizah publicly confirmed their separation while narrating the struggles she had been facing in their marriage.
During a recent TikTok live session, Trizah confronted Karangu asking him why he left her to live with his second wife.
Karangu, who was in the live, explained that he was not thinking at that time about this, moreover acknowledging he can’t recall the last time he went to see Trizah.
Trizah further expressed her displeasure that Karangu had been taking her kids to visit Carol and the youngest one had expressed fear that their dad had left them to go and live with her.
In the same live, Karangu Muraya flatly declined Trizah’s demand for a divorce.
Karangu has moreover revealed publicly that he could never be comfortable knowing another man had married Triza despite him already being married to a second wife, Carol Kim.
Explaining himself, his biggest concern was his children being raised away from him in another household.
