Artiste Esther Akoth alias Akothee has disputed claims circulating on Social Media that his husband, Omosh is a Pakistan national.
Taking to her Instagram, the Sweet Love hitmaker revealed Omosh's real name saying she has met all his family members, contrary to online claims.
"Denis Eduard Schweizer was born and raised in Switzerland and Bern in 1988, Pakistan ni wewe na njaa ya kwenu," she wrote.
Akothee added that Omosh's mum is a single mother, just like her.
"His mother and family live in Switzerland, I have met all his family members, and his mother is such a sweet beautiful single mother," she added.
"I met Omosh in Switzerland."
The mother of five said she nicknamed her husband Omosh to protect him from online space, as she was getting ready to introduce him to her fans.
"My husband is no longer online, and you guys cooked your own things, he went and deleted his social media Accounts."
She has urged her fans to keep off her private life, saying she will never appear in interviews to talk about her marriage.
"You deserve no clarification of what happened anywhere. Dog backing about Omosh and Pakistan, get a life."
"If I walk into your offices, don't ask about my husband, my marriage to Nelly Oaks, and the rest, ask about my work," she said.
Akothee also warned that the Pakistan national rumour has made other people think she can be approached easily by anyone.
"This Pakistan thing has made 'chokoras' think Akothee is mistry. I met Omosh in Switzerland, so get a passport first before you hand those useless plack cards, I want to marry Akothee, with your what? You want to marry Akothee or you want to be adopted by Akothee, ni njaa ama mapenzi," she said.
The artiste was referring to a city man who had posted a picture of himself carrying a placard accompanied by a letter, saying he would like to marry Akothee following divorce rumours.
"I recently learnt that you are now single and while I understand that personal matters can be delicate, I wanted to let you know that I've developed a genuine crush on you over the years," he said.
