Magix Enga Announces He Is Single Months After Marrying Jojo
Magix Enga has announced that he is single, revealing that his relationship with his new wife, Joy, popularly known as Jojo, has come to an end.
Magix shared the news in a video circulating online on Thursday, September 17, where he addressed his relationship status in a brief message to his followers.
“Mapenzi sio rahisi. Nimeachwa. I’m single, guys,” he said.
The announcement comes only months after Magix and Jojo made their relationship official through a civil marriage ceremony in Nakuru.
From marriage to separation
Magix and Jojo’s relationship attracted public attention after the couple made their union official and began sharing moments from their life together online.
The two appeared together in photos and videos, documenting aspects of their relationship for their followers.
However, their union also faced speculation earlier in the year.
In June, reports emerged claiming that Magix and Jojo had separated. At the time, the producer dismissed the reports and maintained that their marriage was still intact.
His latest announcement marks a change in position, with Magix now publicly confirming that he is single.
Magix recently defended his wife
The announcement also comes shortly after Magix publicly defended Jojo against criticism directed at her online.
On September 3, the producer called out what he described as hypocrisy from people who criticised his wife publicly while privately approaching him for financial assistance.
His remarks came as Jojo continued to attract attention on social media.
Earlier in September, Jojo was also reported to have spoken about Magix’s children, including inviting their mothers to bring the children home so they could be raised and cared for together.
Magix has not disclosed reason for breakup
While announcing that he had been left, Magix did not reveal what led to the end of his relationship with Jojo.
He also did not disclose when the breakup occurred or whether a specific incident contributed to their separation.
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