Fans have turned their attention to Kenyan singer Jovial after her former musical partner Otile Brown made a startling revelation about the state of their relationship.

Otile recently said that Jovial should not be allowed to attend his funeral if he dies, revealing just how deeply their fallout has affected him.
His remarks have now sparked fresh curiosity online, with Kenyan Baddies Club sharing a post asking fans to question Jovial over what may have happened between the two artistes.
“Fans have been questioning Jovial about her past with Otile Brown after the singer said he would not want her to attend his funeral,” the platform wrote.
The post, shared on Wednesday, September 23, featured photos of Otile and Jovial together as well as a clip related to the singer's latest remarks.
Fans have since been left wondering what exactly happened between the two artistes to turn their once-close relationship into a bitter public fallout.
Otile made the remarks while speaking to Tony Mwirigi on the Over 1M Podcast, where he addressed the strained relationship and said the situation had reached a point where he would not want Jovial at his final send-off. He added that she had hurt him deeply.
Their fallout became increasingly public in 2026 following disagreements surrounding their music collaborations and royalties. Otile accused Jovial of releasing Ulinihukumu without his approval, while Jovial disputed some of his claims and said she was seeking what she believed she was owed from their collaborations.
The dispute later became more personal, with both artistes making revelations about their past.
Despite the public back-and-forth, the exact details behind the depth of Otile's latest resentment remain unclear.
Jovial has previously shared her side of the wider fallout, including disputes over payments and their professional relationship. However, there has not yet been a fresh public response from her to Otile's latest funeral remarks in the reports available.
For now, fans continue to ask what happened between the two artistes and whether there is more to their fallout than what has already played out publicly.