Veteran musician Akothee has been the talk of town since she hinted her marriage with mzungu hubby Dennis Schweizer may have hit rock bottom.
Inside Akothee’s hubby’s farming interests
The mother of five came out to narrate how she was going through a hard time that saw her cough KSh 50,000 for an hour’s therapy session.
However, many people have been returning to the archives to share the celebrity’s videos and photos when her love was still blazing, and she was serving couple goals with her mzungu, whom she called Omosh.
One TikToker shared a throwback video of Omosh overworking on Akothee’s farm even as he picked sukuma wiki and moved around the vegetable farm.
At one point in the video, the singer’s hubby looked confused while holding the vegetables before walking away.
Many Kenyans who flocked to the comment section wondered what may have led to the couple’s situation after showing each other love publicly.
Here are some of the comments from social media users:
@Asian Rose said:
“After kukula sukuma ya Akothee, surely!”
@iammercysitaka said:
“I remember when this was posted, and we were even asked if your man can do this ama bado analala.”
@Mercy said:
“No, Mzungu would accept this. I knew it.”
@Dollar Saving said:
“He was not happy.”
@Mary Fassia said:
“He was acting in a movie in Kenya.”
@achomann said:
“When you get married to a woman, that’s what you are supposed to do, hata mimi nikoa mtu atakuwa shamba boy.”
@1875$# said:
“It is like Omosh went through a lot akiwa kwa hii nyumba.”
Lady warns people about talking about Akothee’s marriage
A day ago, a Kenyan woman took to TikTok to describe the challenges of dating a white man and their behaviour.
She warned netizens discussing singer Akothee’s marriage to shut up unless they have had an experience.
According to Tracy Tyler, white men can leave a woman and block them even without being provoked.
By Tuko