Terence Creative Biography, Age, Career, Wife, Family & Net Worth

Lawrence Macharia, popularly known as Terence Creative, was born on March 22, 1974, in Mlango Kubwa, Mathare, Kenya. He is the youngest of three boys and belongs to the Kikuyu tribe. Tragically, he lost both of his parents at the age of nine. This devastating loss led him to the streets, where he lived as a street urchin and engaged in activities like sniffing glue. However, his life took a positive turn when his brother helped rescue him, leading to his placement at Mully Children’s Family. It was here that Terence discovered his love for the arts, performing for the first time while living at the children’s home. Although he hasn’t publicly disclosed his net worth, he earns a substantial income from his comedy skits and brand endorsements. About Personal Life: Terence Creative, also known as Lawrence Macharia, has three children. He has two daughters from his previous relationship with Eunice Waneta, with whom he shares a commitment to co-parenting their firstborn daughter, Mwihaki. Despite the end of their romantic relationship, Terence and Eunice have demonstrated resilience and dedication to their family. In 2013, Terence met his wife, Milly Chebby, on the set of the Churchill Show. Despite initial uncertainties, the couple eventually moved in together. They got engaged in 2017 and had a traditional ceremony, Koito, in Milly’s home in Rift Valley. They welcomed their first child together, Mila, in 2019. About Professional Career: His early career involved menial jobs, including gardening and working as a watchman. He joined the Kenya National Theatre, performing in set book plays before transitioning to the Churchill Show. Here, he wrote comedic material for prominent comedians, although his contributions were often unacknowledged publicly. Terence's career took a significant turn in 2015 when he, alongside his wife, served as the Director of Photography for the short-lived "Jalang’o with the Money Show." In 2018, he joined Radio Jambo as a co-host with Massawe Japanni, marking a pivotal point in his career. He began creating his own comedy skits, adopting the Kamami character, which resonated well with Kenyan audiences. His content, especially the Wash Wash Business-Papa Fred “Kemikal” Ngamwaya video, garnered millions of views and topped YouTube trends. In 2021, He faced a public scandal involving allegations of infidelity with Anita Soina, but he and Milly worked through the issues, emphasizing that marriage is not about perfection. Terence has also been open about his struggles with gambling and smoking, sharing his experiences to encourage others to overcome similar challenges. His recent endeavors also include co-hosting "Thursday Night Live" on KTN alongside his wife, Milly, and producing engaging content for her YouTube channel. Videos such as those on the Wash Wash scam have garnered significant attention and views, showcasing his knack for addressing serious issues with humor. Beyond entertainment, Terence is dedicated to philanthropy, supporting vulnerable children and youth through his initiatives. Thank you for watching. Don't miss our fascinating biography of Tom Daktari and other Kenyan celebrities. If you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up, leave a comment with your thoughts, and subscribe to our channel for more exciting content. Stay tuned for more celebrity stories.