Thee Pluto says single mothers mislead other women
By Paulette Mboga, November 18, 2025Thee Pluto has raised concerns about single mothers, saying they often mislead other women.
“I always feel like women bleed on women. Especially single mothers. Na msinitukane, because I am just saying what I have seen. I see them misleading other women all the time,” he said on a YouTube interview on Monday, November 17, 2025.
He added that while he has never publicly explained why his relationship ended, he has noticed advice being shared online that may not reflect the full truth about parenting and family responsibilities.
The content creator was referring to his messy breakup with his ex, Felicity, who is the mother of his daughter, Zoe. “We have never said why we parted ways, but you will find them giving advice online. You understand? Who told you that Zoe doesn’t need a father?” Pluto said.
Healing and therapy
Pluto also shared how the breakup and parenting responsibilities affected his emotional health. “It has not been easy for me because healing took too much time because of my daughter.
You can now imagine, Obinna, the reason I actually shifted from the mansion was because of the memories in that house. Unalala hivi unaskia ni kama mtoto anakuita from the other side,” he explained.
He sought therapy to help him process the pain and move forward. “Ikafika mahali and I sought therapy. And my therapist told me, you see, Pluto, you need to disconnect from everything that is giving you memories, and that is why I decided to move out and all that as part of the healing process,” he said.
Moving out was a key step in focusing on his well-being while still being there for his daughter.
Pluto’s reflections show the challenges that parents face, both in personal healing and in navigating the responsibilities of raising children. He stressed the importance of careful guidance and honesty, particularly when advice is shared publicly.
Pluto gives insight into the struggles of single fathers and the complexities of co-parenting. His comments serve as a reminder that parenting requires balance, understanding, and clear communication, and that advice online may not always reflect real-life situations.