Daddy Owen Walks Out Of Interview After Question On His Alleged Love Affair With Charlene Ruto

• Daddy Owen was asked during an interview with content creators the number of cows President William Ruto has demanded from him
• The singer felt uncomfortable with the question and he walked out of the interview and later said it was not right to respond to it
• Charlene and Owen recently sparked dating rumours after the First Daughter visited his home and interacted with his family members

Gospel singer Daddy Owen has been tight-lipped about his alleged romance with First Daughter Charlene Ruto.

Charlene recently visited Owen's rural home in a move that sparked speculations of an impending wedding.

According to a report by Nairobi News, the meeting was not just a casual encounter; it included a grand ceremony in Eshifiru village within Kakamega County.

Is Daddy Owen dating Charlene Ruto?

The singer refused to answer any questions about his relationship with Charlene during an interview with some content creators.

One of the interviewers asked him how many cows President William Ruto had demanded as dowry for his daughter, but Owen walked away from the camera and returned after a few minutes to say that he was not comfortable discussing someone who was not present.

“I won’t discuss anything that involves someone else who is not here. That is not right,” he said.

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Owen shares photos of Charlene Ruto's visit

The musician took to his X account to share images of the lovely event confirming Charlene's 2023 visit to his home.

Most in the comment section queried whether it was an introduction ceremony after noting that the "village was happy."

He didn't answer whether he and the president's daughter are involved romantically.

Owen also noted that the visit in December 2023 was the pinnacle of his year.

"2023 was a good year! I thank God. I had so many highlights, but the climax, the pinnacle, and the crowning moment came at the tail end of the year when @charlruto visited my home in Eshieywe a.k.a Kakamega.

We celebrated with songs, dance and ululations! Abhashiere came with their best dancing shoes to whirl to the real isikuti made from the tough "imbulu" skin. We ate various Abhatsotso tradition delicacies from "amakwakwata" to "lhisebhebhe." Ebhusang'ang'a village was HAPPY, my mum was HAPPY, she loves guests.. and the guests were happy as well! So happy 2024 to y'all!"