By Our Tooro Reporter
Girls love bad boys; girls are attracted to bad boys, because they do see qualities of alpha men in bad boys. One of those girls is our own, Princess Ruth komuntale. BigEye.ug can now confirm that the Princess has moved on, and she’s in love with a Kenyan Rapper Kanja King Muchoki who goes by the stage name of African King.
In an earlier post, Komuntale described Kanja as a close friend. However, our Kingdom snoops who are stationed in Tooro Kingdom and others who are the Princess’ close friends reveal that the two are actually a hot item.
“Kanja actually came to Uganda undetected and even met with the Queen Mother who asked him to continue being a good friend to the Princess and restore the smiles and laughter in her life,” a Kingdom source is quoted.
The two were once again seen at Entebbe Airport, rushing into the VIP section hand-in-hand. “I really doubt that Princess Komuntale is in love, she’s just looking for a replacement, and Kanja happens to be that replacement. She just can’t stop making bad choices, that’s how all Batooro girls are,” says our source and close friend to Komuntale.
However other sources reveal that actually Kanja was the real cause of the break-up between the Duke and the Princess. “The Princess kept Kanja on the side dish, he always praised him as a super wild beast in bed, Ruth even claimed Kanja had given her, the first orgasm of her life, something the Duke failed to do. Ruth’s cheating moments with Kanja and her failure to reduce the closeness with him, is what infuriated Thomas and saw him even hitting on Prilla and turning abusive. Ruth was the very cause of all the troubles in her marriage,” confirms an anonymous source.
Kanja is a big name in the music industry, both in Kenya and UK where he was born. He has songs like Shorty say Ey, Cry for You (dedicated to Africa), and Take It which propelled him to fame and even saw him feature on BET.
BigEye.ug will bring you more photos of the Princess and Kanja in compromising positions, as taken by close friends undetected.