Content creator, Kabi Wa Jesus, has responded to the reasons they stopped sharing many videos on their YouTube channel.
The father of two spoke to Mungai Eve on various issues about his life. Among them, were his differences with his cousin who also happens to be his baby mama who he termed as dramatic.
Kabi also admitted that they have been a bit slow in how they have been producing their content
The reason is that they are busy trying to stabilize their business as well as monitoring the construction of their family house.
"This year has been tough for us but it has also been the best year since God has blessed us so much. We opened a business (Bossman), we are also building a house and the stage it is at we have to be there. We are struggling to balance releasing content and running our businesses but we promise to be back when everything is put in order."
Kabi thanked their diehard fans.
"To our fans, you have fought for us and supported us. You will continue spreading the word of God. We are sorry for the times we have let you down."
His message to his daughter Abby days after introducing them to social media is that she is loved and not a mistake.
"Abby I love you and if you get to see any negative thing out there just know that, just focus on the love that I will show. You are accepted and you are not a secret and the circumstance of your birth will not define your future."
He then thanked his wife Milly for standing by him.
"My lovely wife, I have put you through a lot but I have seen you support me, and thank you for not leaving me. I cannot repay you. She has been there in every step and has shown me the true meaning of for better for worse."
His message to other baby daddies and baby mamas;
"To all baby daddies, don't be afraid to be in the baby's life no matter the stage the baby is. And to baby mamas, Kama tumeachana, act like tumeachana and stop acting like we are still together. Focus on how the baby is going to be raised and leave all the dramas. Let's know this is about the baby and nothing more."
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