Tik-Toker Hospitalized After Eating Spider, Bat in Daring Stunts

Tik-Toker Aq9ine was allegedly hospitalized after eating a spider on Saturday, July 16, 2022.
Tik-Toker Aq9ine was allegedly hospitalized after eating a spider on Saturday, July 16, 2022.
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TikToker Aq9ine alias the King of Muguka, on Saturday, July 16, claimed that he was hospitalized after eating a spider.

Aq9ine is known for contravening health and societal norms all for content, likes and followings. 

His content has always attracted uproar over his hazardous cooking stunts.

From eating bats, and cooking ugali with soda brands to consuming poisonous substances purchased from agro vets, including cockroach killers. 

Tik-Toker Aq9ine was allegedly hospitalized after eating a spider on Saturday, July 16, 2022.
Tik-Toker Aq9ine was allegedly hospitalized after eating a spider on Saturday, July 16, 2022.
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“I ate a spider and my body is reacting in an alarming way. My face is disfigured and my hands are aching,” Aq9ine claimed in his recent video while scratching his face and hands. 

In a previous interview, he alleged that he developed "weird side effects" after consuming a bat. 

"I was born to risk. Unfortunately, it came with effects. After four days, my voice broke and I had severe flu. I don't believe it's associated with the pandemic," he stated.

"I will not stop creating content since it's how I make money. I research before I do any video. I will quit after I get serious health issues or even get admitted to the hospital. I don't want to die but entertain my fans. Expect what you don't expect but there are so many ideas," he added.

His stunts have seen some online users claim that he may be suffering from mental issues and requires help.

They called on the police and officials from the Ministry of Health to intervene. 

Steve Muthomi
Steve Muthomi while taking a video for Tiktok.
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Aq9ine later responded to the backlash from a section of Kenyans after the video went viral, stating that he would remain unbowed adding that he would eat a frog and a snake.

Counsellors, medics, and psychologists advise that you can always reach out for help when experiencing any mental health issues. Call Kenya Red Cross toll-free hotline, 1199 for support.

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