“My sons will not attend my wedding” – Emotional Akothee speaks ahead of her royal wedding

Singer Esther Akoth, also known by her stage as Akothee, has pleaded with Kenyans not to interfere with family matters at her upcoming nuptials on April 10.

The mother of five made it plain that only her two sons, Prince Ojwang and Prince Oyoo, would be unable to attend the wedding on Saturday after welcome her daughter Fancy Makadia from France to the nation.

She stated that her two French-residing boys will be absent from her second wedding due to their studies, but she made a suggestion that they would attend the second wedding, which is set to take place in Switzerland on July 10.

“Don’t bring propaganda and family politics to my wedding. The only people who will miss my wedding are my two sons who will not make it because of school rules, but they will witness which is scheduled to take place on July 10. All year Akothee is getting married,” she said.

The 43-year-old singer revealed that only card invitees will attend Monday’s wedding. The latest statement by the musician seems to answer the complicated question about whether her younger sister, Cebbie Nyakokeyo will attend the much-publicized wedding.

The two have been beefing for a while with Akothee not attending her younger sister’s wedding which took place in December last year.

In October, she opened up about her feud with Cebbie and announced that she would not be attending her events and that people should not expect to see her sister at her events.

Akothee claimed that the quarrel between her and her younger sister became bigger because her family often failed to intervene.

“Things landed on my table that broke me but didn’t kill me, again no one reached out a hand, I was left to fight alone. Again, as the eldest of them, things were forced down my throat. I accepted being big until I was reduced to a doormat,” she said.

She also revealed that she was further devastated when her younger sister claimed she was faking it during a six-month battle with depression.