Luhya Musician Steve Kay In Wonderland As Ladies Tattoo His Name On Their Arms, Chest: "Tempted To Make Move"

• Luhya singer Steve Kay could not hide his joy after three ladies flaunted tattoos of his name inked on their bodies
• The Mbe Omukhasi hitmaker warned ladies against tattooing his name on their bodies, saying it might cause breakups
• Apart from Steve, other celebrities whose fans have tattooed their names on their bodies include Otile Brown, Mike Sonko, Diana Marua

Fans of local celebrities have been doing a lot to show their love to them. Some have even been tattooing their favourite celebs' names or getting photos of them inked on their bodies.

Power of music: Ladies go crazy for Steve Kay

Celebrated Luhya musician Steve Kay Wambumuli is the latest celebrity to have his name tattooed on his female fans' bodies.

Steve shared three photos of ladies showing his name tattooed on different parts of their bodies. The Mbe Omukhasi hitmaker warned ladies against going far and tattooing his name on their bodies, saying it might cause breakups.

"Hapa nayo imezidi. Madem mukue na shock absorbers. Very soon, I might be forced into exile to avoid people fighting over me. Imagine my lovely fans having tattoos of my name on their bodies. Aki msivunje ndoa," he said.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the Bungoma-based singer said he was stunned by the fan love, saying he had to resist temptations.

"I was mesmerised to see a lady having a tattoo of my name on her chest. I was tempted to make a move, but it could mean I would have more than ten wives. I think hapa watu wakuwe shock absorbers tu," he said.

Steve Kay denies siring kid out of wedlock

Previously, TUKO.co.ke reported that the Luhya singer denied claims that he was a deadbeat father.

The musician shared a cheeky post on Facebook, claiming he opened a business for his girlfriend, Namusonge, but she cheated on him.

"Nikamfungulia biashara lakini wapi? Namusonge alipachikwa mimba na customer (I opened a business for her but she cheated with a customer and got pregnant)," read the post.

That did not go well with a Facebook user identified as Joan Namusonge, who called out Steve, claiming he was a deadbeat dad.

"Ni biashara gani ulifungulia sister yangu na ni customer mgani alimpea mimba kama si wewe? Kesho tunakuletea mtoto Samba kwa hiyo show unyonyeshe! (Which business did you open for my sister? Which customer impregnated her, and you were the one? Tomorrow we will bring the child at the club where you perform)," the woman said.

In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, Stevesaid he had a record of all the women he has dated.

"I don't know the person who posted the story (deadbeat claims). Maybe it is a man. I have never been in a relationship with any lady from Sirisia. I usually date women from Nairobi, and I know all the women I have been with, have their contacts and never blocked any of them," he said.

He went ahead to claim the person that attacked him was using a pseudo account, calling them to man up and face him.