Nimo caught up in Mr. Seed's baby mama drama during crazy interview (video)

Piece by: Maureen Waruinge

29 January 2023

• She has repeatedly gone public about raising their seven-year-old son alone.

• Mpasho also reached out to Mr Seed to respond and he chose not to talk about it

Nimo Gachuri was caught like a deer in the headlights when during an interview where she was asked about the baby mama drama her husband Mr. Seed is currently facing.

The baby mama, who goes by the name Elizabeth Sonia Michael, has publicly blasted him for being a deadbeat.

Recently, Liz took to her social media to pen a message about the daunting task of being a single mum with a baby daddy who doesn't take an active role.

Sonia wrote that she is currently battling depression made worse by him not being allegedly involved in their child's life.

The Mombasa-based actress shares a seven-year-old son, Prince Faiz, with the controversial singer whose real names are Moses Tarus Omondi.

She claimed that he last visited his son in 2019, when he was in Mombasa and since then, the gospel singer has not been with his son. The KOVU actress would, later on, delete the message.

Yesterday, a visibly stunned Nimo responded by saying "Si mlikuwa mmesema hamtaniuliza hizo maswali" she exclaimed as Mr. Seed rushed into the camera view and grabbed her, pulling her away.

We then hear a voice saying "no comment" in the background but we don't see if it is Nimo because it is dark.

But while that might have been the end of the interview with YouTuber Vincent Mboya, Nimo had earlier on defended her marriage saying that "Marriage is good, doing life with Mr. Seed is really good by the way".

While shooting a video for her yet-to-be-released song, Nimo told the media that they have been married for three years, and dating for six years.

"Tumejuana like nine years pamoja, our anniversary is soon in February."

She also addressed pregnancy claims explaining, "Mtoto ni mungu akipenda na mungu akipang amtoto akuje defintely atakuja, yeye ndiye ali tupatia wa kwanza na atatupati awa pili."

Watch the interview below;