Former Tahidi High actor Joseph Kinuthia, popularly known as Omosh, on Thursday, March 19, shared a video of his new house that is still under construction.
Omosh was proud of his progress ever since he broke down at an interview and asked for aid from well-swishers.
Construction workers could be seen at work building the three bed-room stone house ensuite with an American open plan kitchen.
"This is my living room. I will be sitting here watching cartoon programs on my television, toying around with my remote control. What a beautiful and wonderful life," a buoyed up Omosh revelled.
The land, a 40x80 plot and 50 bags of cement were donated by Zero Hero properties. The construction was funded by Linnet Kathambi, the CEO of a firm known as Sung Timber.
Omosh's followers reacted to his video, most of them wishing him well and praying he enjoys his life.
"To God be the glory," one Ishabylshee said.
"This video really motivates me now that I am pursuing the same project. Feels good," Web Owuor added.
The actor also announced that he had landed a new acting deal with a local filmmaker. The actor will be one of the cast in a TV series dubbed Sire.
"This is going to be the best tv series. Coming your way soon. A film by Andrew Ogonji, the best director in Africa," Omosh said.
After coming out and admitting to struggling in life, the thespian was overwhelmingly assisted by fellow celebrities and Kenyans. Omosh complained that he owed rent over Ksh 150,000 and could not provide basic needs for his family.
Comedian Felix Odiwour, Jalang’o, helped him raise over Ksh1 million for him plus a Ksh20K shopping voucher, free bed, seats and a TV.
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