Vera Sidika's Lover Brown Mauzo Posts Cryptic Message: "I'll Let My Sorrows Stay Inside"

• Socialite Vera Sidika and Brown Mauzo have been rumoured to have parted ways and only co-parenting
• The average Mombasa-based singer shared a cryptic post hinting he was not okay, leaving fans speculating that there was trouble in paradise
• Mauzo, 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

Vera Sidika's lover Brown Mauzo has shared a cryptic post, leaving fans speculating all was not well in paradise.

Brown Mauzo not on good terms with Vera?

The 36-year-old musician posted a photo of himself accompanied by a message, revealing he had much to share, but was afraid he might cause more harm than good.

"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.

Mauzo also shared a post on his Insta Stories about unappreciative people in his life.

"Sometimes we don't appreciate the good things till we lose them. Sometimes we don't value the people we have in our lives till we lose them," he said.

Mauzo okays Vera Sidika to talk to ex Otile

Previously Mauzo denied rumours he was no longer with socialite Vera.

In a phone interview with radio presenter Ankaliray, Mauzo rubbished claims that he had parted ways with the socialite.

"We are together. We haven't broken up. I am telling you the truth. I don't lie because I am a musician," he said.

He said they had no plans to have more kids, saying babies are God's plans.

"If we get another kid, well and good. Even if God decided to bless us with 20 children, there is no problem," he said.

He admitted that relationships are not easy, and so is theirs. He said that people live two different lives on social media and in real life, saying people shouldn't concentrate much on the social media side.

Reacting to a video of Vera jamming to Otile's song, Mauzo said he had no control over what songs his woman should listen to.

"There is no problem with her jamming to any music. We are all in the same industry, and I have sung along to his (Otile's) songs too. If someone likes a certain song, will you force them to hate it? Music is music!" he said.

Also, if they talk, there is no problem. We outgrow some things and forget the past ad move on," he added.