Video of Mother-In-Law's actresses bragging about their TV marriages excites netizens

Video of Mother-In-Law's actresses bragging about their TV marriages excites netizens

Mother-In-Law stars reunite as Charity Mwamba’s three daughters-in-law share stories, reveal they met in 2007 and mark the Kenyan series’ 25th anniversary.

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The cast of Kenya's beloved comedy series Mother-In-Law is giving fans plenty to smile about, with a reunion video of three of the show's daughters-in-law going viral for all the right reasons.

Filmed outdoors in front of a house with decorative pillars, the clip features three women seated on ornate wooden chairs in a casual, conversational setup.

The warm and humorous exchange was recorded as part of a tribute marking a 25th anniversary celebration.

The women introduced themselves as the three daughters-in-law of the character Charity Mwamba, the sharp-tongued matriarch at the heart of the long-running show.

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The video quickly turned into a lighthearted competition, with each actress eager to establish her seniority in the fictional Mamba household.

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Lisa, who played Charlie's wife, claimed the title of Robert Mwamba's first wife, only for the other to push back, insisting they were either the first girlfriend or first to be married.

Naomi Kamau, who played Jack Mwamba's wife, then settled the debate by declaring she was the first to…

In brief

Search option is now available at TUKO! Lisa, who played Charlie's wife, claimed the title of Robert Mwamba's first wife, only for the other to push back, insisting they were either the first girlfriend or first to be married. Naomi Kamau, who played Jack Mwamba's wife, then settled the debate by declaring she was the first to…

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