‘Father Abraham’ J Blessing leaves Kenyans amazed

In the world of celebrities, relationships can be complex, and J Blessing, a highly acclaimed video director, is no exception.

Recently, a photo shared by his former partner, Mwende Macharia, sparked a social media frenzy as fans and followers discovered another chapter in the intriguing saga of J Blessing’s love life.

The photo featured J Blessing alongside Mwende and their son, as they celebrated their child’s birthday together.

While the heartfelt message seemed to signify a peaceful co-parent complex co-parenting dynamics, navigating multiple baby mamasing relationship, it also shed light on the larger narrative of J Blessing’s multiple baby mamas.

Over the years, J Blessing has been linked to various women, including ‘Tokelezea’ hit singer Chantelle, singer Avril, and gospel artist Laika.

The revelation of these relationships has ignited a discussion on social media about the number of children and baby mamas J Blessing allegedly has.

When Mwende Macharia, J Blessing’s ex-lover, took to Instagram to celebrate their son’s birthday, little did she know that she was about to unleash a tidal wave of amusement. 

While the image portrayed a happy family moment, social media users wasted no time in taking it as an opportunity to tease J Blessing about his supposed knack for having multiple baby mamas.

Here, we dive into the hilarity and outrageousness of the internet’s reaction to J Blessing’s multiple baby mamas.

Among the plethora of amusing remarks, one user, R2D2, nonchalantly noted, “Those are not big numbers for a celebrity.”

Another user, @zagadat, playfully referred to J Blessing as the “Man of Nyathi” (a title typically associated with someone who is charismatic and irresistible to women).

The comedic banter continued as @mainneli added, “Ogopa” (Beware), implying that J Blessing’s smooth operator skills were a potential threat to any woman’s heart.

Twitter User @Eugeneinstein couldn’t help but make a playful observation, saying, “Kwanza ni Wakikuyu wote 😂, na ako hai!” (Translation: “They are all Kikuyus 😂, and he’s still alive!”)

@AMENYAAMENYA3 sarcastically remarked, “Nani hana kwao?” (Translation: “Who doesn’t have a baby mama from their own community?”)

Twitter user @roshowamai, under the handle R2D2, had a witty response, “Those are not big numbers for a celebrity.”

@mainneli_ emphasized J Blessing’s natural inclination, humorously stating, “Menace? Mans innate nature is polygamy. The whitewashing will make you think he did something sinister.”

@edugithae Either mechi iko noma ama njuang’a ni ; no other reason mtu nguyaz. Plus ako na mukuchu kiasi so he can take care of a child…..

@Osonkoh Na utapata bado Kuna wenye hatujui.

@AllDayRodgers When the Good book said; go out and fill the world, mandem took it literally

 These humorous comments reveal the playful nature of social media users as they seized the opportunity to poke fun at J Blessing’s alleged baby mama brigade.

While some comments alluded to stereotypes or exaggerated the situation, it is important to remember that these reactions should be taken in jest and not as a reflection of the actual circumstances.

Co-parenting, particularly with multiple partners, is no easy task. It requires patience, understanding, and effective communication. J Blessing’s ability to navigate these relationships is undoubtedly a challenge, but it is crucial to approach the topic with humor and empathy.