Geoffrey Mosiria has found himself at the center of controversy after he was accused by a stripper of destroying her marriage by exposing her identity in one of his videos.
The viral video, recorded at a popular strip club in Pipeline, featured dancers and clients in the background, whose faces were clearly visible. The woman, who has since been identified as Jacinta, alleged her husband discovered she was a stripper after he saw the video online, despite lying to him that she was working night shifts at an EPZ factory.
Jacinta, who was evidently upset in her response, elaborated:
“Geoffrey Mosiria, wewe umenivunjia familia yangu! Ulipokuja strip club Pipeline ukaonyesha sura zetu kwa video mpaka bwana yangu akaona. Yeye alijua nafanya night shift EPZ, lakini akashutuka kuniona pale. Sasa sina ndoa, sina familia. Wakati mwingine Mosiria, kuwa human — ungefunika sura zetu!”
Her statement has since gone viral, sparking heated debates online about privacy, morality, and accountability in content creation.
Responding, Mosiria took to social media quoting Luke 8:17, writing:
“For everything that is hidden will be made manifest, and everything that is secret will be brought to light, and made plain to all.”
He also said that though his TikTok account was suspended following the viral video, he did not regret his actions, stating that his calling is to expose immorality and “bring hidden things to light.
While some Kenyans have defended him for “naming and shaming sin,” others have accused him of going beyond his boundary by revealing people’s faces, in the process ruining lives and families.
