The murky world of TikTok spirituality has exploded into a full-blown war of words. Renowned spiritualist Muyu has vehemently denied explosive allegations leveled against him by actress Esther Chebet, terming them "malicious lies" aimed at destroying his reputation.

The saga began when Chebet, a former star of The Real Househelps of Kawangware, surfaced after a long hiatus with a disturbing testimony. In a tearful video, she claimed that her interaction with Muyu led to a "spiritual captivity" involving dark rituals at Kimugu River in Kericho. She alleged that she was manipulated during a vulnerable mental health crisis and that Muyu’s "healing" was a gateway to "wrong energies."

"I Don’t Even Eat Outside"

Muyu, never one to shy away from a camera, took to TikTok Live to issue a fiery rebuttal. Addressing thousands of viewers, he dismantled Chebet’s claims with characteristic defiance. "Nani ananijua?" (Who knows me?) he challenged. "I am a man of purity. I do not shake hands; I do not eat food cooked by strangers. Why would I touch this woman inappropriately? What interest do I have in her?"

The spiritualist insinuated that Chebet is deflecting from her own personal demons. He threatened to unleash "files" that would expose the true nature of the actress's struggles, hinting at family rifts and financial woes that predated their meeting. "She came to me for help. I tried to help. Now she calls it a cult because she failed to follow the path," Muyu declared.

• The Cult Question: The accusation has reignited the debate about the unregulated rise of online spiritual guides in Kenya. Chebet’s description of "initiation rituals" has alarmed her fans, many of whom had feared for her safety during her silence.
• The Fallout: The scandal has divided the online community. Team Chebet views her as a survivor breaking her silence; Team Muyu sees a disgruntled client biting the hand that tried to feed her spirit.

A Digital Witch Hunt

As the accusations fly, the truth remains obscured by the smoke of social media clout. What is clear is that the intersection of mental health and alternative spirituality is a dangerous crossroads. For Esther Chebet, the journey to healing has become a public spectacle; for Muyu, it is a test of his flock’s loyalty.