Yvonne Khisa, a former member of Crazy Kennar's House of Comedy, has opened up on the alleged fallout with the comedian.
Speaking to radio presenter Ankali Ray, Yvonne denied having any issues with the popular content creator.
Although Yvonne held back from disclosing any information, she emphasized that "all is well".
According to her, the group members have been doing okay unlike the rumours spreading around social media painting Kennar as the course of the problem.
“Tuko tu,” Yvonne told Ankali over the alleged fallout.
Asked whether Kennar wronged any of them, Yvonne declined, saying that Kennar had not caused any issues with the rest of the crew.
"Hajatukosea," the comedienne added.
Her interview with Ankali Ray contradicts a post shared on her page a while back with a message aimed at toxic people acting as victims.
"Toxic people acting as a victim is the funniest sh*t ever," she wrote before proceeding to unfollow Crazy Kennar.
Her post at the time seemed like a confirmation of the alleged rumours surrounding the group’s fallout, something she strongly refused to address.
Crazy Kennar's crew fallout
Yvonne Khisa’s interview came a few days after one of former Crazy Kennar's actresses, Bushra, told off one of her fans who asked him about the comedian.
"Enda kwa page yake, usinisumbue,” Bushra told a fan.
@bushra_sakshi Mlisema tuskize kaveve kazoze only 😂😂😂#fyp #fyppage #bushrasakshi #adventuresofbushie #fypkenyanairobi🇰🇪 #funny #kavevekazoze #kaveve #funnyvideo #funnytiktoks ♬ original sound - Bushra
The group is believed to have parted ways after years of entertaining Kenyans.
They first started off as a group of six but over the months they started to slowly and quietly part ways.
