Kenyan comedian Eric Omondi has addressed the controversy facing his gender reveal party.
Eric and Lynne came under fire from a section of environment-conscious Kenyans who berated them for allegedly dousing a pink chemical into a waterfall as a creative way of announcing the Gender of their Unborn Baby.
Many people castigated the pair for contaminating the waterfall and putting the aquatic life in the area at risk.
In response,Eric revealed that the substance used to turn the waterfall pink was actually not harmful and that it was, indeed, food colour laced with fish food from the supermarket.
Did you miss this?
- Eric Omondi Starts A Fundraising Campaign For Kennedy Onyango, The 12 Year Old Boy Who Died After Being Shot in Rongai
- Eric Omondi Arrested After He Staged Demonstrations Against The Finance Bill, Outside Parliament Buildings
- Eric Omondi Refunds Money Moses Kuria Used to Fund His US Trip 7 Years Ago
"Sio rangi, sio paint ya ukuta. Tulienda tukanunua pale Industrial Area zile samaki wanaweza kula ama wazirambe....lazima uchukue permission kutoka kwa watu wa maji. Huwezi kubali kufanya kitu kama hio lazima ukuwe na license. Sio kemikali, ni chakula ya samaki, tumechezea tu. Ni chakula ya samaki tumeweka food color."
Speaking in an interview with Ankali Ray, He emphasized that he had no intention of polluting the water and stated that he sought permission and a license from the local authority for the event.
The couple has not yet announced a name for their daughter. They have asked fans to suggest names on social media.
