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Kenyans are speculating about possible financial struggles involving popular radio host Mike Mondo and his wife, YouTuber Shiko Nguru, after unusual changes were spotted on their Heart II Heart podcast channel.
Eagle-eyed followers noticed that the channel’s thumbnails had been altered to display text such as “Mike and Shiko Don’t Pay Their Debts” and “Mike and Shiko Have Not Paid For This”.
This has led to speculation about a possible fallout with the production team.
A search for the channel now yields no results, suggesting it may have been deactivated or taken down.
Adding to the speculation, Shiko Nguru has recently been sharing content focused on financial management, budgeting, and expense tracking.
In a video featuring Mike, she stated, “We are going to look at our finances, plan for the month ahead, and review the past month.”
Despite the swirling rumours, the couple has not addressed the claims publicly.
Mike’s latest social media post, shared a day ago, showed him about to have a drink, with the caption: “Sooo… Si you have a great evening, I’m about to have mine!”
Shiko’s most recent post, three weeks ago, featured a video of her modeling different outfits, captioned: “Beautiful day for some beautiful dresses. What I love about them is that they can easily be styled for work or the weekend! Which one is your fave?”
The couple, who tied the knot in September last year, previously sparked mixed reactions when details of their marriage became public.
Mike, known for his deep, husky voice, had hinted at making major life changes before announcing his wedding to Shiko.
So far, neither of them has commented on the allegations surrounding their YouTube channel.
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