Nicholas Kioko and Wambo Ashley have officially called it quits after four years together, revealing they quietly separated three months ago.

The Kenyan content creators confirmed their breakup in a joint statement shared on social media, saying the decision was mutual and made after careful consideration.

The former couple chose to keep the separation private as they processed the major change away from the public eye.

They have not disclosed the reason for their breakup.

Instead, Kioko and Wambo say their main focus is their three children, including their twin boys Roman and Romuald. They have also committed to co-parenting and maintaining a good relationship.

The pair built a huge following through family vlogs, YouTube content and joint brand partnerships.

Now, after four years together, they are beginning separate chapters while continuing to raise their children together.

Reverend Julian Kyula has broken his silence amid growing online speculation about his marriage, warning social media users to stay away from his family.

The Rhema Fest founder delivered the stern message during a church service as discussions about his marriage continued to spread online.

Kyula appeared visibly angry as he addressed those commenting on his family affairs.

“I will punch you and apologize. There is a side of me that you don’t know,” he said, according to The Kenyan Daily Post.

“You can call me all names, but when you touch my family, I will come for you.”

The remarks come amid social media reports surrounding Kyula’s marriage to Pastor Amanda.

She was reportedly absent from the recent Rhema Fest, while her social media accounts have since been set to private.

The developments have fueled fresh speculation among Kenyans online, with questions about what could be happening behind the scenes.

Kyula, however, has pushed back against the attention and warned people against involving themselves in his family matters.

Morara Kebaso has seemingly chosen peace over another round of online confrontation.

The activist and politician has issued a public apology after weeks of intense drama surrounding his personal life and his fallout with his first wife, Mercy Makini.

In a Facebook post shared on Sunday, September 13, Kebaso admitted that, as a public figure, he had a responsibility to take a step back and reflect.

He said he had evidence he could have used to defend himself and prolong the online battle.

But he chose not to.

Kebaso instead said he would take responsibility and de-escalate the situation, stressing that a leader should never be too proud to apologise.

The apology comes after a storm of public exchanges involving his first wife, Mercy Makini.

The controversy erupted earlier this month after Kebaso publicly spoke about having a second wife.

Mercy later rejected the polygamous arrangement and publicly addressed their separation, making allegations concerning their marriage.

Kebaso has previously disputed those claims and pointed to financial support and construction work he said he had undertaken for Mercy’s family.

Now, his latest message appears to signal a change in tone.

Rather than releasing more evidence or continuing the public back-and-forth, Kebaso has called for everyone involved to move forward.

And just like that, the Morara Kebaso family drama has taken another turn.