KK Mwenyewe’s Close Female Friend Painfully Mourns Him with Last Video They Took
- Kenyans were thrown into mourning after the death of KK Mwenyewe, who was Rigathi Gachagua's imitator
- A close lady friend of the comedian took to her Instagram stories to share a video of their last moments together
- Kenyan celebrities and politicians have mourned the entertainer, noting that he will be missed
- In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, a friend of the fallen comedian Tony Sherman mourned KK
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Lil Cashina, a close female friend of the late comedian KK Mwenyewe, has mourned him.
Source: Instagram
Cashina never knew that one of the last times she would see KK would be during one of their shoots.
The lady shared a video of the comedian seated next to her with a tearjerking message.
How did KK Mwenyewe's friend mourn him?
The content creator remarked on how fickle life is.
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"And so this was the last day to be with you... death," she shared.
KK loved to involve his friends in his content creation, and Cashina was one of the female friends who featured in his skits.
In the skit Cashina shared, she welcomes him to her home, asking him to have a seat and proudly telling him that she is an independent woman who pays her own bills.
"Welcome to my place. Have a seat, by the way, you know I pay my own bills, and I am the one who pays rent for this house."
Source: Facebook
KK hilariously responded, implying that while independence is important, it isn’t entirely new, as some women make it out to be.
"That is so nice, you know, even Kenya gained its independence a long time ago. It has been independent," he shared.
She even claimed that she rejected a wealthy mubaba who had given her a mouthwatering offer of moving her to Kilimani.
You see, I am an independent lady. There was a mubaba who wanted me to move to Kilimani, and I refused to move."
After her revelation, the comedian dramatically left her house, perhaps in disbelief at her revelations.
In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, Tony Sherman, KK's fellow comedian, mourned him with a touching tribute.
"Losing KK has left a hole in my heart and in the entire content creator community. He wasn’t just my friend, he was my brother, my cheerleader, and one of the most brilliant minds I’ve ever met.
KK had a way of turning everyday life into comedy gold. He made us laugh, but more importantly, he made us think. Humble, supportive, and insanely creative, he was the kind of person you were proud to know," Tony said.
Kenyans mourn KK Mwenyewe
Here is what they had to say:
Thee Kiuk bae😍:
"Bado siamini ati you are no more I wish ikue ni scam."
Faith Lucas:
"One minute you are full if life!!🥺🥺 The next minute you are cold!"
Vee:
"Unaenda nani atufurahishe sasa 😭 Rip mahn."
Anne Muthoni:
"Eeeeih I loved his comedy 😭😭😭 what is life....Ngai grant us long life and good health."
Official Isaac Mumbi:
"He hasn't been posting for the past 1 week. That's means this week he was passing through something 😭😭😭he could have just told us we support him."
What was KK's last social media post?
In other news, the comedian shared his last post on TikTok just days before his death.
The comedian used to share a video each day but stopped posting two weeks ago.
After learning of his demise, his fans noted that they had failed him for not realising he probably needed help.
Several media personalities and Kenyans have mourned KK. Others felt sorry that he never got to meet Rigathi Gachagua.
He rose to fame for mimicking the politician, and his dream was to meet him.
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Source: TUKO.co.ke
