Eric Omondi has apologized after his alleged baby mama Jacque Maribe said she’ll expose everything.
In a surprising turn of events, comedian Eric Omondi has publicly apologized to his alleged baby mama, Jacque Maribe, after making controversial statements regarding the paternity of their son.
During an interview with Milele FM’s Ankali of the famous Wambea254 segment, Eric expressed uncertainty about being the biological father of their young boy, raising doubts that caught the attention of many.
The talented entertainer, who is currently expecting a child with his new partner Lynne, took a moment to express his gratitude for the impending arrival, acknowledging that it would be his first child.
“God has truly blessed me, and I am thankful,” Eric remarked. However, when it came to his relationship with Jacque Maribe’s son, he openly admitted, “I’m not entirely certain if I am his biological father. We have, however, been co-parenting.”
Unsurprisingly, Maribe quickly responded to Eric’s statements via her Insta Stories.
She conveyed her shock upon learning about the interview and wasted no time in reproaching Eric, describing him as a “liar” who needed to clarify the situation or face potential evidence against his claims.
Maribe who was clearly annoyed, urged Eric to stop using her name and their alleged son for comedic purposes. “Let me tell you Maina,” she declared.
“I have resisted the urge to respond to this deceitful individual. He treats co-parenting as a joke. He lies about everything. Eric, leave my name and my child out of your comedic acts! I’ve had enough.”
Recognizing the harm caused by his words, Eric wasted no time in expressing his remorse and offering a heartfelt apology to Maribe.
He assured her that he would refrain from discussing the paternity issue any further, emphasizing that he never intended to insult her.
“I deeply regret the pain my words have caused Maribe,” Eric confessed. “I sincerely ask for her forgiveness. I will not raise the issue again. I had no idea my remarks would distress her.”
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