A video from the burial of content creator Lyndah Kebati’s father, Bosco Kebati, has sparked reactions online after Lyndah and her sister appeared to avoid taking a photo with their stepsiblings.
The footage shows family members gathered during the emotional burial ceremony as some relatives posed for photographs. Lyndah and her sister were seen standing away from the group instead of joining their stepsiblings for the picture.
The brief moment has attracted attention because of the family disagreements that have emerged following Bosco’s death.
Lyndah has previously spoken publicly about the challenges surrounding her father’s burial. She claimed that she, her mother and her siblings were not fully involved in some of the funeral arrangements.
According to Lyndah, the situation left her disappointed at a time when the family was supposed to come together to mourn their loved one.
The latest video has since reignited conversations about the relationship between Bosco’s children from different families. Social media users have been closely following the developments after details of the family disagreements became public.
Some people sympathised with Lyndah and her sister, arguing that the tension appeared to have affected the family gathering. Others called for restraint, noting that disagreements between relatives can become more complicated during periods of grief.
Members of Bosco’s other family have also shared their side of the story, giving a different account of the issues surrounding the burial. They have disputed some of the claims made by Lyndah and maintained that their experiences should also be considered.
The competing accounts have made the family dispute a major talking point online, although not every claim made by either side has been independently verified.
Lyndah had also previously shared screenshots of financial transactions, saying they showed how she had supported her stepbrother during a difficult period.
As the family continues to mourn Bosco, the video has added another layer to the ongoing conversation. The brief exchange at the burial has left many people wondering whether the disagreements between the siblings will continue or whether the family will eventually find a way to resolve their differences.