Willy Paul was recorded picking up a fan along Thika Road, and netizens couldn’t stop talking about the encounter. Pozze, known for his catchy tunes and charismatic persona, has a significant fan following in Kenya and beyond.
While celebrities often maintain a certain level of distance from their admirers, Willy Paul’s spontaneous gesture has set him apart as a down-to-earth artist, haha.
The video, which quickly went viral on social media platforms, captured the moment when Willy Paul picked a female a fan walking along Thika Road. Pozze pulled over and invited the fan to hop into his vehicle.
Netizens took to social media saying this is normal for Umeme hit maker and often, he’s been spotted around Kahawa area driving his yellow Benz.
Willy Paul is not in a relationship publicly at the moment after their short stunt with Miss P which ended no sooner it started.
Kenyan celebs are also comment on the video insinuating Willy Paul allegedly must have been eyeing the petite lady or they are seeing each other and dating.
Willy Pozze initially gained recognition as a gospel artist. His early gospel songs, such as “Sitolia” and “You Never Know,” resonated with a broad audience, and he quickly became a household name in Kenya’s gospel music community but he no longer identifies as a singer of gospel music.
His unique blend of Swahili and English lyrics, coupled with catchy melodies, made his music accessible to a diverse range of listeners.
In a surprising move, he transitioned to secular music. This shift sparked a significant amount of controversy and debate within the Kenyan music industry and among his fans.
His secular tracks, including “Digiri” and “Toto,” displayed a different side of his artistry and allowed him to explore a wider range of musical styles.
Despite his musical success, Willy Paul has also faced criticism and controversies throughout his career. His transition from gospel to secular music, along with occasional public spats with fellow artists, and fans has generated debate within the industry.
