"Serving real tea": Charlene's fiancé breaks silence after accusations from 'ex'

This story has significance for readers across Kenya and beyond.

- A woman calling herself Princess Nguema claimed she dated Isaya Yunge before he got engaged to Charlene Ruto, and leaked alleged chats to back her claims

- Yunge fired back with a video montage documenting his koito celebration with Charlene Ruto, paired with a cheeky caption

- Kenyans flooded the comments with reactions ranging from congratulations to sharp words for those spreading drama online

Charlene Ruto's fiancé Isaya Yunge has broken his silence after a woman going by the name Princess Nguema went public claiming she was in a relationship with him before his engagement to President William Ruto's daughter.

Princess Nguema had been making waves online after sharing what she described as private chats between herself and Yunge, insisting the two were in contact before Charlene entered the picture.

The claims drew significant attention, with many Kenyans watching to see how the couple would respond. At some point, Nguema posted a photo of Isaya and a child and claimed that was his kid.

It was later established that he was babysitting his 'brother' and friend David Wachira's baby, leaving Kenyans blasting her for her obsession.

Yunge's response sends a clear message

Rather than addressing the allegations with words alone, Yunge chose a more visual approach.

He shared a video montage capturing how his koito ceremony with Charlene unfolded, pairing the footage with a caption that many fans described as both witty and pointed.

The video, posted on Instagram, documents the traditional celebration in vivid detail, with performers in red Maasai-style attire dancing beneath a green-draped tent.

There were women in vibrant dresses holding curved wooden canes, singing joyfully, the kind of imagery that makes any counter-narrative seem distant by comparison.

Some of the photos also showed the president and his wife, Rachel Ruto, releasing their daughter to Yunge and the celebration that later followed.

Watch Isaya Yunge's koito video that is going viral:

Kenyans rally behind the couple

The post quickly drew reactions from followers who largely sided with Yunge and Charlene, with many dismissing Princess Nguema's claims as an attempt to stir unnecessary drama.

@sham_lasoi said:

"This man truly loves her 🤩 ❤️."

@ladyshahl said:

"Yes, the other tea is very tasteless ina maji mingi kushinda maziwa."

@owinoapiyo said:

"Keep serving us the tea....we are happy...let the jealous one cry and keep crying...😆😆😆😆."

@lishyarian said:

"😆😆😆😆, wenye wivu wajinyonge, those Tanzania women saying she is not beautiful, she is a natural black African woman sio kama nyinyi mmejaza mikorogo Kwa uso, she is also very intelligent unlike some people I know."

@__chepkirui said:

"We don't care about your past, kila mtu ako na mambo yake, congratulations shemeji, love your family. 😍🎉🔥."

@sea26557 said:

"Goooooo Isaya 🥰 Let the jealous ones keep yapping 😂😂."

The overwhelming sentiment in the comments was one of support, with many urging the couple to focus on their upcoming union and ignore the noise surrounding it.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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