Bosco Kebati’s 2nd Wife Challenges Those Doubting Her Daughter’s Paternity to Take DNA Test

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Angelica Akinyi, the second wife of the late Bosco Kebati, has publicly addressed the storm of accusations surrounding her family, making a defiant challenge to anyone questioning her daughter Tonic’s parentage.

Speaking during a TikTok Live session, Angelica struck back at claims that Tonic is not Bosco’s biological child, urging sceptics to take their doubts all the way to a DNA test.

“Let them bring back Bosco or exhume his body, pick samples and test against my daughter’s own to know the truth,” she said.

Angelica’s Side of the Kebati Family Feud

The mother of two maintained that she had been a devoted wife and a caring figure to all the children in the household, including those from Bosco’s first wife.

She expressed deep hurt that her daughter had been dragged into the controversy rather than being shielded from it.

Beyond the paternity dispute, Angelica described a painful period during her husband’s illness in which she says she was deliberately shut out.

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Moreover, she alleged that the first wife’s family blocked both her number and her children’s contacts, cutting off any line of communication about Bosco’s condition.

Her attempts to reach medical staff directly also reportedly went nowhere.

“In April, when Bosco was in the hospital, I called the doctor asking how my husband was doing, but he dismissed me, saying he was not interested in getting involved in our family conflicts; he said we should go solve our problems first,” she recounted.

Doctor Allegedly Turned Her Away on Orders

Angelica went further, claiming the medical professional told her he had received instructions from the first wife’s children not to share any health information about Bosco with her.

The revelation added another layer to what has become a deeply public and bitter family dispute.

“Even if you were in my shoes, what would you do? I was blocked, and my kids too were blocked,” she said, her frustration evident throughout the live session.

Angelica’s account paints a picture of a woman who felt marginalised long before her husband passed away, sidelined not just from family decisions but from basic updates about his wellbeing during what turned out to be his final days.

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