Carrol Sonnie, the ex-girlfriend of popular comedian David Oyando, popularly known as Mulamwa, has said a relationship breakup does not necessarily mean she is a failure.
In a post on Twitter, the actress said everyone reserves the right to change or end relationships if it means to protect themselves.
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“Regardless of the nature of the relationship, you reserve the right to change or end it to protect yourself. Ending a relationship is not a failure. We both deserve to be happy,” Sonnie said in a post that has elicited mixed reactions.
Regardless of the nature of the relationship, you reserve the right to change or end it to protect yourself. Ending a relationship is not a failure.We both deserve to be happy…#mulamwah #2007NeverAgain pic.twitter.com/mFOaTSnusX
— carrol sonie. (@carrol_sonie_) October 9, 2020
Mulamwah dramatically announced on Thursday that the more than two-year relationship was ending.
In a long Instagram post, the fast-rising entertainer, without giving reasons said they had to break up because of fate. He said the reasons for the breakup would rather remain between them.
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However, from the long post, it is clearly evident that Mulamwah, who is one of the most trolled celebrities on social media, was blaming Sonie for the break-up.
“I always carried you on my shoulders, I don’t know what you saw ahead while I was too preoccupied making sure you remain at the top,” reads part of the open letter to Sonie.
— MULAMWAH™ (@mulamwah) October 8, 2020
The couple has been through thick and thin together. Early this year, Mulamwah revealed that they had lost a three-month pregnancy over cyberbullying. In fact, the comedian briefly quit comedy and burned his iconic acting shirt in protest.
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However, things seemed to be going well for them in recent times. They had even started a Youtube Channel together. Nobody expected them to break up.
