Stanley Omondi, also known as Stano, has denied claims of bad blood between him and his erstwhile partner, fellow comedian Crazy Kennar after tales of their purported feud dominated the internet.

Stano, a regular in practically all of Kennar's sketches and with whom he co-founded the 'Content Cartel' comedy group, has been noticeably absent from Kennar's latest videos.

Keen followers observed Stano's unusual absence and turned to Twitter to speculate on the two content creators' connection, with many blaming Kennar for allegedly favouring feminine acts and disappointing his male colleagues.

PHOTO | COURTESY Crazy Kennar and Stanley Omondi

On the other hand, Stano has cleared up any confusion and reaffirmed that his friendship with Crazy Kennar is still intact.

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"Crazy Kennar and I are on good terms; let's stop the ongoing propaganda," he wrote on Twitter.

"I'm currently off-screen because I decided to make my videos, and I'm delighted to see how much you enjoy them." Continue to support the entire crew."

… @crazy_kennar and I are in good terms let’s stop the ongoing propaganda. Currently I’m out of screen because I decided to do my own videos and I’m more than glad to see y’all love them. Keep supporting the whole team as well. pic.twitter.com/Scex8msqaF

In an Instagram video, Stano also addressed the issue, saying he considered himself a background guy and disagreed with Kennar before resigning.

PHOTO | COURTESY Crazy Kennar and Stanley Omondi
"I work as a cinematographer." I thrive in front of the camera. I enjoy working behind the scenes and directing. I asked Kennar to let me stand back and focus on growing my brand. When I expressed my wish to break away from working with him, he said, "I'm focused on growing my own brand."

Kennar's fellow actor, After quitting his job with the high-flying comedian, Useful Idioty, addressed allegations of bad blood between the two.

"I haven't broken up with anyone; I've started over," he explained, adding that he had taken a step back to focus on his education and solo initiatives.