Ruth K Issues Public Apology After Explosive Online Feud with Mulamwah

Content creator Ruth K has issued a public apology following a dramatic and deeply personal online feud with her baby daddy Mulamwah, which spiraled out of control and saw both parties leak each other’s private images.

In a statement shared with her fans and followers, Ruth expressed deep regret for how events unfolded, acknowledging that she allowed emotions to get the best of her and promising to do better moving forward.

“I want to start by saying — I’m truly sorry. I know today’s posts may have come off the wrong way, and I take full responsibility. I should have done better. I will do better.”

The drama between the former couple hit a new low when Ruth accused Mulamwah of leaking her private video to family members, including her father and brother. In retaliation, she briefly posted an explicit photo of Mulamwah on her Instagram Stories before deleting it — a move that drew both condemnation and concern from fans and public figures alike.

Now, Ruth says she’s taking a step back to reflect on what really matters: her son, her growth, and her brand.

“Behind the scenes, I’ve been going through a quiet storm — one that has reminded me just how much I carry, every single day. As a single mom, raising my son is both my greatest responsibility and my biggest blessing.”

She continued, “I want to raise him to be kind, grounded, and whole. And I’m proud that I get to be the one shaping his little world.”

Acknowledging her imperfections, Ruth emphasized that she is in a journey of healing and transformation.

“I know I’m not perfect. I make mistakes. But I’m human — and I’m learning. I’m healing. I’m evolving. And I’m choosing to move forward with more grace, more maturity, and a heart that’s aligned with my purpose.”

The statement, which has been widely shared, is already drawing praise from fans who appreciate her decision to take accountability and move with intention.

“To those who were hurt or disappointed today — please forgive me. To those still standing by me, your grace means everything. Your support is something I don’t take for granted,” she wrote.

Ruth concluded her message by calling this not just an apology, but a “new chapter” in her life — a signal that she’s ready to rise above the chaos and focus on being the best version of herself for her son and her audience.

While Mulamwah has yet to publicly respond to Ruth’s apology, many hope this marks the end of their public fallout and the beginning of a more peaceful, private co-parenting journey.