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Not every story lasts forever: Miracle Baby pens heartfelt Women’s Day message to ex Carol Katrue
08th March, 2026 03:29 PM
Gengetone-turned-Mugithi singer Peter Mwangi, popularly known as Miracle Baby, has shared a heartfelt International Women’s Day message to his former partner Carol Katrue, weeks after the two publicly confirmed the end of their relationship.
Taking to social media on Saturday, March 8, 2026, the musician reflected on their past together, acknowledging the role Carol played during a significant chapter of his life.
“Today on Women’s Day, I pause for a moment to think of you, not as someone who once held the title of my wife, but as a woman who walked beside me for a chapter of life that shaped us both,” Miracle Baby wrote.
In the emotional message, the singer noted that although their relationship had ended and their lives had taken different paths, he still holds respect for the strength and resilience Carol showed during the time they spent together.
“Though our paths have parted and life has taken us in different directions, I still respect the strength, patience, and resilience you carried through the days we shared. Some memories remain gentle reminders that even when relationships change, the humanity between two people does not disappear,” he stated.
He went on to wish the content creator well as she continues building her life after the breakup.
“On this Women’s Day, I wish you peace, growth, and happiness in the life you are building now. May you continue to rise with courage, find joy in the small moments, and walk forward with confidence in who you are,” the musician added.
Concluding the message, Miracle Baby reflected on the lessons relationships leave behind, saying that even when they end, they still carry meaning.
“Not every story lasts forever, but every story leaves something meaningful behind. Happy International Women’s Day, Carol Katrue (mama watoto),” he wrote.
Breakup and new chapter
In a statement shared earlier this year, the singer suggested that music would become his main outlet as he navigates a new chapter in his personal life.
“Dear mic, I know you love me, and I love you too. Let’s do this. From today, the microphone will be my only friend that I will be sharing my moments with,” he wrote at the time.
The couple’s breakup attracted widespread public attention, especially because it came just months after they welcomed their second child together, a baby girl named Janevior Waithera Mwangi.
The two had earlier taken to their social media pages to celebrate the newborn’s arrival, expressing joy at expanding their family.
“Welcome to the world, Baby Janevior Waithera Mwangi,” Miracle Baby wrote while sharing the news.
The former couple had previously welcomed their first child on February 18, 2023.
Carol dismisses clout claims
Speaking during a radio interview in February 2026, the influencer firmly dismissed the claims, insisting that the end of their relationship was genuine.
“We are not, and we cannot, clout chase using the end of our relationship,” she said.
Carol also revealed that the controversy surrounding their split affected some of her professional plans.
According to her, a collaboration she had done with Waithaka wa Jane had initially been scheduled for release in February but was postponed after some social media users linked it to the breakup.
“Even the collaboration I did with Waithaka wa Jane had people saying I was clout chasing, which is not true. We were supposed to release it in February, but we had to postpone it to March,” she explained.
She also confirmed that she is currently single and focusing on her own path following the separation.
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