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Dancehall artist and entrepreneur KRG the Don has raised his displeasure with fellow artist and author Esther Akothee for holding her wedding when The Don was not in town.
In a trending viral video, KRG was seen talking to unidentified people as he went on a rant over Akothee's actions.
"Msichana mwingine jaluo akaoa mzungu na mimi siko town (there is a luo lady who went ahead and got married when I wasn't around)," started off the father of 3 angrily.
On being asked who he was referring to the artist was quick to call out Esther Akoth and highlight how offended he was that she had her wedding on a Monday when Bughaa was not around.
"Si Akothee! Anafanya aje harusi mimi nikiwa siyuko na mimi ndio mwenye hii town? Akothee anaoa aje mimi nikiwa siko
(How dare she have her wedding when I'm not around and I run this town? How does AKothee get married when I'm not there?)" A fuming KRG ranted.
He went on to send a warning to the newlywed couple informing Akothee that she had to redo the grand wedding or he would have their marriage annulled.
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Bughaa claimed the wedding was unacceptable as he had not attended it. You have got to love the guts in this guy!
"Hiyo harusi haiwezi kubalika, hiyo harusi nimefuta hiyo ni fake! Either arudiye hiyo harusi ama mimi niharibu hiyo certificate yao. Mimi ndio mwenye hii town!
(That wedding is unacceptable! It is fake at this point it is either she repeats the wedding or I'll ruin their certificate, I run this town!)" KRG sent out his warning to Akothee and her new husband Denis aka Mr. Omosh.
"Hii ni town yangu (this is my town)," an angry Krg could be heard saying alleging that other artist bow to him and if need be he can discipline people in the industry before the video came to an end.
The 'Sweet Love' singer walked down the aisle on the 8th of April (which also happens to be her birthday) becoming Mrs Schweizer 'Omosh'.
The two tied the knot at a lavish garden wedding held at the Windsor Golf and Country Club. Akothee wore her publicized Ksh 700K white gown, while her husband wore a white Achkan also known as Sherwani.
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