Cebbiekoks cause jitters as a controversial picture surface online.

Cebbie Koks, sister to the controversial artist Akothee, has sparked controversy online following the circulation of a picture showing her and her brother together on a bed, accompanied by an unidentified woman.

The image raised eyebrows among many Kenyans, being the wife of renowned lawyer Steve Ogola, who deemed it inappropriate for Cebbie to be in such a situation with her brother.

Ms Cebbie and Ogola have reportedly been living apart after a misunderstanding last year; the former deleted some of the pictures from her social media handles.

While some individuals on social media argued against harsh judgment, the majority criticized the well-known beauty queen for the photo.

Cebbie Koks, an alumna of St. Albert’s Ulanda Girls, gained attention years ago due to her lavish wedding with the city lawyer. Reports suggest that she has had strained relations with her sister, Akothee, in recent times.

@Maverick Aoko posted; Bibi ya Steve Ogolla inside the sheets with her brother… Mwili yako inaguzana aje na ndugu yako kitandani when you’re both adults? Let me shut my mandibles nisiskie Luo women are their own enemies owadza…

@positivepsc commented; I see no issue,you’re consumed by hate,they’re siblings for heavens sake…all this depends on how you were socialised.

@KinyaMugambi; Our Luo neighbors used to walk naked in the house regardless of guests being around. Everyone including mother and sister

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