Zari Shares Cryptic Message After Unfollowing Shakib On Instagram: "We Can Never Be Same"

• Zari Hassan and Shakib Lutaaya unfollowed each other on social media and deleted photos of them together after their recent fallout
• The two lovebirds aired each other's dirty linen in public, and it is unclear if they are headed for a divorce
• Zari shared a cryptic message shading men, and fans speculated it was directed to her 31-year-old husband

Zari Hassan has thrown shade at men days after her public drama with hubby Shakib Lutaaya.

What did Shakib say about Zari?

On August 10, Diamond Platnumz, Zari's ex, attended his daughter's birthday party and surprised her with expensive toys.

The drama started with Zari going live on social media and accusing Shakib of being insecure.

She claimed her 31-year-old hubby kept questioning why Diamond was at her house.

She asked her husband what he brings to the table and told women who desired him to have him, saying all the bills would be on them.

Shakib was forced to respond, and he didn't mince his words. He claimed Zari is a miser and only cares about her interests.

"I work and hustle like a man. The most I have ever received from Zari, as you all know, she is a miser. I am not lying against her because this can be backed up by her friends, family and in-laws. The biggest amount I have ever received from her was when we went to Tanzania on her business trip," he said.

A few days later, he retracted his statement, and speaking during an interview with Glam&Style on Galaxy TV, he praised Zari.

"If I got married to Zari because of money, we would have broken up a long time ago. What bonds me with Zari is shared love," he said.

The Ugandan man said Zari is a supportive partner, noting that she sometimes helps him financially.

"Zari's money is for her and her kids," he added.

Zari speaks after unfollowing Shakib

The mother of five, who has been silent since her husband referred to her as a miser and too old to give him children, shared a post on Snapchat, shading men.

"Women are making secret investments while men are making secret families. Have a seat. We can never be the same," she wrote.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke