Shakilla Blames Vera Sidika For Her Breakup With Singer Brown Mauzo: "You're The Problem"

• Brown Mauzo came out to announce that he and Vera Sidika had mutually agreed to part ways and focus on co-parenting
• This saw socialite Shakilla come out to criticise Vera saying something was wrong with her for a beach boy to leave her
• She also wondered if Vera and Mauzo were clout chasing so they could release a song and she urged her to change her tactics

Socialite Shakilla has escalated her beef with fellow socialite Vera Sidika moments after her hubby Brown Mauzo announced their split.

Earlier, TUKO.co.ke reported that Mauzo announced that he and his kids' mother had agreed to part ways and focus on healing and raising their children.

"After much consideration, Vera Sidika and I have decided to part ways. Our journey together has been filled with unforgettable moments, but we have reached a point where it is best for both of us and our babies to move forward separately," he said.

There had been rife speculations that the two had parted ways when Vera started posting sultry photos of herself on social media.

When she took herself on vacation to Dubai without Mauzo, she left people confirming that the two were done.

Shakilla fires at Vera Sidika for being dumped

However, Shakilla, reacted to Mauzo making things public and blamed Vera for being the reason the relationship ended.

This is what she wrote on her Instastory:

"This is the happiest day of my life. I knew you were always the problem, even for a beach boy to leave you. But then again, this might all be clout, we all know that you missed that. Enjoy the few days of fame. Hope you changed your producers because the last song was not giving."

She also cautioned Vera not to return to 'her streets' after being dumped as she is the one running the play.

Mauzo posts cryptic message

Mauzo recently shared a cryptic post hinting he was not okay, leaving fans speculating that there was trouble in paradise.

The musician, who recently revealed he was a father of more than three, said he had a lot in his heart and was afraid if he spoke out, things wouldn't go well.

"If I tell the sorrows in my heart, it will burn my tongue. If I keep in my heart, I'm afraid it will burn me from the inside. But if I let out, I fear it will burn the whole world. I cannot let it out, so I let my sorrows stay inside," he said.