Comedian Mulamwah is opening up about love, lessons, and lost respect. In a recent YouTube video, the entertainer candidly spoke about his past with Carol Sonnie and why, despite the breakup, she still holds a better spot in his heart than Ruth K.

Carol Over Ruth — Why?

According to Mulamwah, the main difference comes down to one word: respect.

He praised Carol Sonnie for maintaining mutual respect even after their relationship ended. That, he says, is why they’re now on good terms. Ruth K, on the other hand? Not so much.

Mulamwah revealed that with Ruth, unresolved issues and egos make it hard to even consider a future project together.

"Carol and I sorted things out. There’s no bad blood. But with Ruth, ego blocks everything," he explained.

Reality Show Tease — With Carol Only

The big reveal? Mulamwah says he’s open to doing a reality show — but only with Carol.

He believes fans would love to see it, and hinted it could be a real money-maker for both of them.

"That’s money just sitting out there," he said in Swahili. "We sit down, sign the agreements, shoot — and boom, it's a hit!"

He made it clear that he wouldn’t entertain the same idea with Ruth because there’s still too much tension.

Harsh Words for Ruth K

Mulamwah didn't hold back when talking about his breakup with Ruth. He claimed that he taught her everything she knows in the entertainment space and asked for more respect from her.

"I gave her the platform," he said. “Breakups should be about growth. She’ll find someone better, and so will I.”

Advice for Carol — Skip Therapy, Focus on the Bag

In an interesting twist, he also revealed that he once advised Carol Sonnie to skip therapy, calling it a waste of money. Instead, he encouraged her to focus on work and settle things directly with him — which he says worked out well in the long run.

Still a Star Despite the Drama

Despite the personal ups and downs, Mulamwah’s star keeps rising. With millions of fans across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, the comedian has built a brand known for turning real-life struggles into viral content.

Whether or not the reality show happens, one thing is clear: Mulamwah knows how to keep the spotlight on himself — and people are watching.