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Prominent TikTok star Young Blood Kamotho has shared insights into his familial challenges.
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The young man revisited the 2015 drama that went on at his parents’ compound, captured by Citizen TV
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In 2015, Kamotho’s mother was forced out of her marital home when her husband took a second spouse.
TikTok star Young Blood Kamotho has recounted the 2015 altercation that took place at his familial residence.
Can you remember the 2015 incident involving the Kamotho family drama that was broadcast on Citizen TV?
Virginia Kamotho was forced out of her marital residence by her divorced spouse, Samuel Kamotho.
Virginia had 12 children, with Young Blood being the fifth among them.
The young man became popular on TikTok and recently shared his perspective after a decade.
During an interview with Oga Obinna, Young Blood Kamotho recounted how his father drove his mother out of their home.
A popular video of Kamotho’s former spouse, Virginia, turning up at their marital residence in 2015 has made a comeback.
In the widely shared clip, Virginia was spotted tapping on the family’s entrance gate. Upon the arrival of her former partner, he created an disturbance.
He struck his family, causing some members to leave injured.
Samuel along with one of his daughters was spotted joining forces to drive away their extended relatives from the house.
I’ve experienced both familial and personal upheavals, which continue to haunt me until this day because I haven’t fully addressed them. These family crises led me to make poor decisions. In my formative romantic relationships, I recognized that I often behaved badly. Acknowledging these errors was crucial for me. Now seems like an opportune moment to express what I’ve endured, as I feel I am being offered another opportunity.
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I grew up in a family of twelve children; I was born in 2003 and am the fifth child. Our parents didn’t practice family planning. In 2015, everything changed dramatically for our family, and things haven’t returned to normal even now. My father drove my mother away, starting with my eldest brother. Often, I would inquire from him about his intense dislike towards me—he mentioned this between sobs—and he frequently subjected me to severe physical punishment.
