Content creator Karangu Muraya has sparked reactions online after sharing a private WhatsApp conversation with his baby mama, revealing a warm exchange about their son, Elvis.
On Thursday, November 12, Karangu took to Facebook to celebrate his son after he achieved a new milestone. He shared a congratulatory message alongside a photo of the young man, expressing his pride in him.
His baby mama later responded to his WhatsApp status, congratulating Elvis and appreciating Karangu for his role in their son's life.
In the screenshots shared by Karangu, she first wrote, "Congratulations to him and thank you so much."
She later sent another message after Karangu shared a photo captioned "Standing style", describing him as a good father.
"You're the best dad," she wrote.
Karangu appeared pleased by the appreciation and decided to share the conversation with his Facebook followers.
Accompanying the screenshots, he cheekily encouraged other women to appreciate the fathers of their children, writing:
"Hakuna kitu hufurahisha Baby Daddy kama Baby mama kusema Asante. Hebu pia wewe ambia huyo Baby daddy wako Asante."
His post quickly attracted attention, with Kenyans sharing humorous reactions and commenting on the seemingly cordial relationship between the two.
Some focused on the baby mama's affectionate message, while others jokingly questioned Karangu's decision to make a private conversation public.
One Facebook user, Essie Ma Dylan, humorously wondered whether to react while standing or sitting.
Another, Lianne Liann, joked about the congratulatory message while acknowledging the appreciation shown to Karangu.
Other commenters also weighed in, with some praising the peaceful co-parenting moment and others playfully reading deeper meaning into the exchange.
The post comes amid public interest in Karangu's family life, particularly his relationship with his estranged wife, Triza Njeri.
Recently, Karangu faced criticism after missing his daughter Esther's graduation ceremony. He later explained that he had committed to attending another family member's graduation first and promised to make it up to his daughter with gifts.
Despite the mixed reactions, his latest post offered a glimpse of a positive co-parenting interaction that many social media users found refreshing.
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