A woman who claims to be the sister of popular TikTok influencer GehGeh has called him out in a viral video, accusing him of hypocrisy over the relationship and financial advice he gives online compared to how he allegedly treats her in real life.
She said she once believed that when one family member becomes successful, it should benefit everyone, but claimed her experience has been different since his rise to fame.
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“I thought when one family member is already making it then everything is going to be good for all, I didn’t know life has changed.”
She further accused him of publicly preaching against women asking their boyfriends for money while allegedly acting differently when she approached him for help.
“I am a sister to one TikTok influencer that will come online and preach to people that girls should not ask their boyfriend for money, they should ask their dad.”
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She narrated her claim that when she asked him for assistance, he questioned her and directed her back to her boyfriend instead.
“Now as you are my family member, I now asked you for something, you will now be asking me if I do not have a boyfriend? Is that what you are preaching? You then now start telling people you don’t owe me anything.”
She also alleged that he made it clear he has no financial obligation toward her despite their shared family loss.
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“He will still tell me he doesn’t owe me anything, that since we both lost our father so there is nothing he owes me.”
She concluded by saying she was not trying to tarnish his image but urged him to be more consistent with what he preaches online, adding that family support should not be completely dismissed.
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“Well I didn’t come here to spoil his name but he should practice what he is preaching. We know you don’t owe family members anything but charity begins at home.”
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