Businesswoman Sarah Kabu has hinted that there is trouble in her marriage to Simon Kabu, who is also her business partner in the travel company they own together.
On Sunday, Sarah took to WhatsApp stories to lament about her children being taken from her forcibly.
"To all the police out there, never receive a bribe at the expense of a child losing their mother. Very, very heartbreaking," she said.
"You will pay with the tears of that child in the hands of strangers. The law knows why children should be with the mother.
"For those who may not understand, I am done and dusted with him, and that's why he took off with my kids under the care of one of his b*stards."
Sarah explained, "Wah, this is Kenya! Again money has changed hands and my kids have been handed over to strangers plus their father. Can someone wake me up, I am not dreaming.
"How can you be forced to be in a toxic marriage because we are couple goals, and to protect our business and its dependants at the cost of my life? God, have mercy on those kids. I seriously need help, my friends!"
Sarah Kabu, who is known as the chairlady of the Goat Wives Association, advised other wives, "Ladies, if you find yourself in this situation, never fail to speak out. I now understand Lilian Nganga."
On social media, Simon is seen holidaying alone in Paris and explaining the virtues of visiting the European city.
In a video, Simon repeatedly asks where Sarah is. In one part, he can be heard saying, "How am I feeling? I am alone here. Sarah uko wapi? Uko wapi? Sarah, where are you?"
Adding, "I wish Sarah could be here, experiencing this. You see, I am taking breakfast alone. I wish..." he said before trailing off."
In another part of the same video, Simon is heard moaning about his wife not being with him.
"And you know that Paris is the city of love. Sarah, uko wapi? I am feeling bad, I am just enjoying this alone. I think that that is a challenge. I might bring her back," he hopefully concluded.
The couple still follows each other on social media.
Sarah refused to comment further on the matter. Texts and calls to Simon Kabu also went unanswered.
