Kenyan Prince responds to Kenyans who thought auctioneers had seized his Lamborghini over loan

Forex trader Raymond Omosa, popularly known as Kenyan Prince, has fired back at Kenyans who mocked him after viral videos appeared to show his Lamborghini Urus being towed away, prompting claims that the luxury vehicle had been repossessed over unpaid loans.

Speaking in a YouTube video on Sunday, November 15, 2026, Kenyan Prince shared an update from Mombasa, where he had travelled with his friend Mushkert, revealing that they had arrived safely and were preparing to collect the Lamborghini.

The forex trader appeared amused by the reactions that had followed the circulation of the videos, particularly from Kenyans who believed that auctioneers had taken away his expensive SUV.

He said he had arrived in Mombasa after a tiring journey and was staying at a villa with his companion. Despite admitting that they had not slept, he explained that they were eager to go and collect the vehicle.

“And now we have arrived safely here in Mombasa, and we are staying in a good villa. I am with Mushkert, and we are tired. We have not even slept, but we want to go and pick the Lambo,” he said.

Kenyan Prince then turned his attention to those who had concluded that the Lamborghini had been repossessed after the videos showing it being towed away circulated online.

He suggested that those who had celebrated the supposed loss of his vehicle would be surprised by what they were about to see, as he prepared to show the car in Mombasa.

“Those who had said it was repossessed after viral videos showed it being towed away are in for a shock,” he added.

The forex trader also joked about who would drive the Lamborghini back after they collected it, saying he was not in the mood to drive following their journey.

He suggested that they could instead use his Mercedes-Benz GLE to travel to the place where the Lamborghini was being kept.

“But now I wonder who will drive back here because I am not in the mood. Let us drive there in the GLE,” he said.

In another part of the video, Kenyan Prince showed the Lamborghini after arriving at the location, using the footage to challenge the claims that it had been auctioned.

He expressed disbelief that some people still thought the vehicle had been repossessed despite his update showing it had arrived safely in Mombasa.

“Now we are here. You can see the Lambo was brought here safely, and I wonder if people still believe that it had been auctioned,” he said.

He then indicated that he was preparing to help bring the vehicle down from the transporter after being contacted to assist with the process.

“Now I want to bring it down from the transporter because they called me to help bring it down,” he added.

The latest video comes after footage circulated online showing a Lamborghini Urus being transported on a vehicle carrier, prompting speculation that the luxury SUV belonged to Kenyan Prince and had been repossessed following a loan default.

The footage attracted attention from social media users, with some interpreting the sight of the vehicle being towed as evidence that the forex trader had lost possession of it. Others took to social media to mock him over the claims.

Steve is a senior writer with over four years of experience in digital journalism. His focus is on showbiz and human-interest stories. Emails: [email protected], [email protected]

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