Madam Boss Akothee has penned a Birthday letter to her baby daddy warning him against publicly praising and posting their children on social media. ‘‘Letter To Mr Jared Okello As you Celebrate your birthday just know!
I have respected you for a very long time. However, I have come to realise that you have been taking advantage of my kindness, and I can no longer ignore it.There is no honesty in publicly praising and celebrating children you do not support privately. Showing up on social media with poems and praises while failing to take financial responsibility is misleading and unfair , not just to the children, but to the world watching.We understood who you are after our third-born’s wedding.”
Her birthday letter comes days after Jared posted Rue Baby on her birthday which was followed by trolls from social media fans. Akothee revealed that she tried involving her baby daddy in her daughter’s studies in Oxford University he went silent.
” Recently, I anticipated that you might want to associate yourself with the Oxford master’s graduation, if and when it happens. I asked my daughter to share an excel sheet outlining where you would come in., because I know You willl be burning to attend the graduation , just incase we get there That was a test , YOU WENT QUIET DADDY !
You went silent baba vesha we are talking about 6.5m ksh here. Hata heri ungechukua lipa polepole ya hiyo 500k jakamagambo.”
Akothee went ahead to warn Jared against posting or claiming their children’s milestones. She called him out for clout chasing and seeking validation while the rresl work and his responsibility was absent. She urged him to support their children and avoid misleading the public and other absentee fathers.”From this point forward, I am not comfortable with you posting or claiming my children’s milestones. It feels like clout chasing and validation-seeking, while the real work and responsibility are absent. Please, put your mouth where your money is. You have full access to your children , support them properly and stop misleading the public and other absentee fathers.”
