Sheryl Gabriella issues public apology after explicit videos leaked online [Courtesy]
Sheryl Gabriella has issued a public apology after the Digital Content Creators Association of Kenya (DCCAK) demanded that she and Tyler Mbaya, popularly known as Baha, apologise following the circulation of their explicit content online.
"To my fans, partners, colleagues and the general public, first and foremost, I would like to sincerely apologise to anyone who has been affected by the video," she wrote on her official Instagram page.
Earlier, DCCAK said the material, which has been widely shared online, was inappropriate and could harm the reputation of Kenya's digital content industry.
The association said it supports responsible content creation and is committed to making the online space safe, ethical, and professional.
