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Musician DK Kwenye Beat has deleted all his pictures from his Instagram account.
The page of the artist who went weeks without posting on social media after a 20-year-old woman accused him of sexual abuse alongside his friend Hopekid has been wiped clean.
After news of the scandal broke out, the ‘furifuri’ singer was trolled but apologized and blamed his actions on ‘Satan’.
Gospel singer Size 8 who was quick to ‘defend’ DK Kwenye Beat was forced to withdraw comments she made in a video apology that he posted on his Instagram page.
Following the ordeal, the ‘Asusu’ singer has since stayed away from the limelight.
In audio shared by Xtiandela on a platform he calls Toboa, DK Kwenye Beat is heard making fun of the situation and asking the girl he was alleged to have been with to show proof that he did what he was accused of.
A move that saw irked Kenyans flood Xtian Dela’s page where they bashed DK for his ‘careless’ behaviour.
The saga took a sudden twist after Ringtone shared a post of DK Kwenye Beat in hospital.
“The person all of you want dead is in the hospital fighting for his life. Hope you all happy now. Let nobody abuse me I just reported something you may want to know,” wrote Ringtone.
