Actress Angel Nyawira Waruinge famously known for her role as Tahidi High’s no-nonsense deputy principal Miss Morgan says she has been raising her daughter on her own after the father absconded his parental duties.
Miss Morgan said her baby daddy said he was not going to take care of a child who
Miss Morgan’s Battle Over Depression, Alcoholism Inspires New Show
Kenyan actress Angel Nyawira Waruinge famously known for her role as Tahidi High’s no-nonsense deputy principal Miss Morgan is coming to a screen near you.
Miss Morgan has joined the vlogging wave occasioned by the coronavirus pandemic, becoming the latest personality to launch a YouTube channel.
In a ‘Welcome to my YouTube channel‘ video shared Monday, Miss Morgan mentioned that her past struggle with depression and alcoholism influenced her decision to vlog.
The Business Development Executive at Nairobi Performing Arts Studio noted that the positive feedback she received after going public with her battle late last year, galvanized her to finally launch her YouTube channel.
Another Tahidi High Actor Seeks Help After Battling Alcoholism, Depression
At this juncture, someone should write a thesis on the uncanny correlation between alcoholism and Tahidi High actors.
In the last couple of months, at least three former stars of the Citizen TV high school dramedy have gone public about their battles with alcoholism, depression, and financial difficulties. They include Dennis Mugo alias OJ, Angel Nyawira Waruinge alias Miss Morgan, and Joseph Kinuthia Kamau better known as Omosh.
Joining them on the list is Bernard Mwangi famously known for his role as Mr. Mweposi.
Speaking during a recent YouTube interview, Mwangi narrated that he hit a rough patch when his marriage fell apart in 2011.