Content creator and popular online personality Frank Doso has finally addressed growing speculation that he still pays rent for his ex-girlfriend, Lydia Wanjiru — a rumour that resurfaced after old comments and screenshots reappeared on social media.
Sets the Record Straight
Doso explained that the renewed chatter stemmed from outdated posts being circulated by fans, leading to fresh assumptions about the former couple’s past financial arrangements.
Responding sharply to one of the claims, he joked,
“Unataka kunisaidia? Ushaona watu wa Safaricom wakilipa watu wa Airtel?”
— dismissing the rumour as illogical and exaggerated.
He clarified that any support he offered Wanjiru was tied to their relationship at the time, and no such arrangement exists today.
Both Parties Have Moved On
Doso emphasized that he and Wanjiru parted ways amicably and now lead separate lives with no financial ties between them.
He stressed that while they still respect each other, their former obligations ended alongside the relationship.
Urges Fans to Stop Spreading Falsehoods
The creator noted that the issue had been blown out of proportion online. He appealed to fans and gossip pages to avoid spreading misinformation about his private life, reminding them that not everything shared online is current or accurate.
Calls for Privacy and Respect
Doso further highlighted the need for boundaries when discussing past relationships, especially involving people who may not be actively part of the public conversation.
He encouraged content creators and online communities to handle such matters with restraint and understanding.
Addressing the ‘Reunion’ Question
When asked whether he might reconcile with Wanjiru, Doso was blunt:
“Kwani mimi wazimu ndugu? Kichwa yangu ni mbaya? Mbona niforce — warembo ni wengi.”
He added that their chapter closed respectfully and that both have since focused on their own paths.
Mixed Public Reactions
His statement triggered a flood of responses online, with some fans supporting his honesty while others questioned whether personal matters should be addressed publicly.
