The family of esteemed Kenyan actor Charles Ouda, affectionately referred to as ‘Charlie,’ has announced his demise at the age of 38. His family, in conjunction with his fiancée, former BBC journalist Ciru Muriuki, has released a statement requesting privacy during their time of mourning.
Reports indicate that Charlie, cherished as a son, brother, and friend, passed away on Saturday night, February 3.
“We regret to inform our dear friends and family of the passing of Charles ‘Charlie’ J. Ouda on the evening of February 3, 2024,” the joint statement states. “We kindly ask for space for his fiancée Ciru and the Ouda family as they cope with this profound loss. Further details will be provided in due course.”
Charlie is fondly remembered for his roles in various television programs such as Know Zone, Makutano Junction, Changing Times, Count it Out, and The First Grader.
He was a talented scriptwriter, show host, event manager, and voice-over artist.
Charlie was also the co-host of the ‘undiscovered podcast,’ which he ran alongside his fiancée, Ciru.
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