Comedian Eric Omondi has announced that he will no longer be pursuing his comedic cross-dressing persona.<\/p>\n
In an interview with Nairobi News, Omondi said that he has made the decision to focus on philanthropy and helping those in need.<\/p>\n
“I stopped cross-dressing until further notice. What I am doing right now involves women, children, and more, so it will be hard to see that character,” he said.<\/p>\n
Omondi has been cross-dressing for over 15 years, and his alter ego, Divalicious, has become a popular character in Kenya. However, he said that he feels it is time to move on and focus on helping others.<\/p>\n
“I will donate all my clothes and keep some for future use. I will be doing more charity work, and the fact that Kenyans have supported me, I am now ready to give back to society. There is so much they have done for me,” he said.<\/p>\n
Omondi’s decision to end his cross-dressing persona has been met with mixed reactions. Some fans have expressed disappointment, while others have praised him for his commitment to philanthropy.<\/p>\n
Omondi has said that he is not concerned about the reaction of his fans, and that he is simply following his heart.<\/p>\n
“I felt selfish, and that is why I am now willing to serve Kenyans. Right now, my focus is on helping Kenyans through whichever means that is possible,” he said.<\/p>\n
Omondi is a well-known and respected figure in Kenya, and his decision to end his cross-dressing persona is likely to have a significant impact on the country’s entertainment industry. However, his fans can rest assured that he will continue to entertain them in other ways.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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