Late Comedian Kapere's Family Appeals to Women to Bring Forth His Children

The family of the late Ugandan comedian Kapere Lufotose has made a public appeal to all women who share children with the late entertainer. They are encouraging these mothers to come forward and bring the children into the fold so they can grow up alongside their siblings.

Kapere was laid to rest on Tuesday in Kiyunga, Mukono District, following his sudden passing on Sunday evening. The emotional farewell brought together grieving family members, local politicians, and fellow comedians who celebrated his long-standing contribution to Uganda’s entertainment industry.

Speaking to the media during the funeral proceedings, a representative for the family—specifically the brother of Kapere’s wife—assured the public that the children would be embraced with open arms and provided for properly.

“I call upon those with Kapere’s children to come forward and bring them to my sister so they can grow together as brothers and sisters,” he stated to the press. He further emphasized that the family is fully prepared to take on the responsibility and that his sister has the capability to raise them all.

The family’s gesture has been met with praise from fans and well-wishers, who view the decision as a unified approach to preserving Kapere’s legacy and ensuring his children remain connected to their roots.

For more details on this story, read the original report on Howwe Entertainment.