Njambi Fever defends Amber Ray, dismisses criticism over househelp meal claims
By Paulette Mboga, April 11, 2026Blogger Njambi Fever has defended Amber Ray following claims that her house help was denied food during a restaurant outing while on vacation.
The claims started after ‘online DCIs’ pointed out that the house help was not seen eating alongside the family.
On Saturday, April 11, 2026, she responded to the criticism by questioning the assumptions being made from a single moment. She explained that people were quick to judge without knowing the full situation.
“Amelipiwa flight akaletwa a different county, analipiwa place ya kulala ndio wamnyime chakula?” Njambi Fever said.
She said it did not make sense for someone to go to such lengths and then deny the same person food. She explained that the situation was likely misunderstood based on a photo.
“Really?” Njambi Fever asked.
She added that it was not right to conclude that the house help was not fed just because she was not seen eating at that moment. She said there are many reasons why someone may not be eating in a photo.
“I highly doubt they would do that,” Njambi Fever said.
She continued to explain that the house help could have eaten at a different time. She said people should consider other possibilities before making strong claims.
Reaction to online claims
Njambi Fever said the issue had been blown out of proportion based on assumptions. She explained that a single image does not tell the full story of what happened during the outing.
“I’m sure she ate either before or after the picture,” Njambi Fever said.
She explained that people should not rush to judge situations involving others, especially based on limited information. She said it is easy to misread moments captured in photos.
She added that the focus should not be on attacking individuals over unclear situations. She explained that such discussions should remain light, as the issue itself is not serious.
Njambi Fever maintained that her reaction was based on logic and said it is important to look at the bigger picture before forming opinions.