Nick Mutuma’s dark past is slowly catching up with him, 4 years later, he still has to answer to allegations of sexual assault just as his career meets his dreams.
The married popular Kenyan actor has in a recent tweet come out to respond to allegations doing the rounds regards his past, admitting it has not been easy for him and his family and it is not fair.
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Even though, it was an incident brought to light back in 2017, the allegations have hit him hard after they recently resurfaced.
His response letter
Nick believes that just like every other human being, he is bound to make mistakes but what hurts him most is that even after moving on and trying to pick up the pieces, the world will not allow him to.
“I’m not perfect. But I’m not the person these people tried to portray me as. Everyday I work towards being a better person; but I constantly get pulled back by people that are convinced I am a monster,” he painfully penned.
For him, the current situation is “taking a toll on him and his family” and even though he does not want to speak about it, his silence might be easily mistaken for guilt.
Therefore forcing him to respond to the issue. Calling out masses for publicly prosecuting him and ruling him as guilty, while they do not have the whole story.
“I hate the fact that this has gotten in the way of something that I’ve built for a decade, yet despite it all, the same people are still trying to portray me as the villain in their stories,” the letter continued.
He believes malicious people with hidden intentions are out to discredit his hard work and tear him apart just as he is about to reach his dreams and vision.
Reiterating that never will he advocate for any form of abuse against women; urging everyone who stood by him and still is, not to give up for their faith in him is not in vain.
His statement comes barely 24 hours after his alleged sexual assault victim, Mwangi Rachel came out in his defense, asking the public to stop pinning down the actor for his past doings.
Well, there you have it!
