Samuel Muraya is popularly known as DJ Mo is not as popular as he used to be.

And that makes sense considering that he stopped hosting the Crossover 101 show that airs on NTV after his embarrassing cheating scandal late last year.

Interesting thing is that although he lost the show, that still hasn't dented his pocket that much.

Yep in a recent interview, the father of two explained that only about 20% of his net worth can be attributed to his entertainment career.

In an interview with Jalang’o, DJ Mo said that majority of the money he made was from his business ventures.

“80% of my cash is from my businesses but the industry is just my passion. What I get from the industry is very small, maybe not that small but 80% is from my hustles.

“I do tenders and other businesses. I usually approach politicians and ask to do business with them. On the other hand, I am a businessman,” he said.

He also told Jalang'o that he would also be interested in working with Jalang’o if the Kiss100 presenter won the Lang’ata Parliamentary seat in 2022.

One of the lucrative businesses that we know of that the DJ runs is System Unit.

It is company that does event management, production and talent management, TV entertainment productions and also has a deejaying school.

Clearly, Size 8's husband has done well for himself.

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