Kenyan TikTok sensation and content creator Azziad Nasenya broke her silence hours after an audio alleged to be hers begging for money went viral online.

Nasenya, who spoke out about the audio in a live broadcast on TikTok on Monday evening, refused to address the issue directly, saying she did not have time for nonsensical issues.

The Tiktoker, who has been dragged on various social media platforms in recent months for allegedly borrowing money, urged her fans to believe whatever they hear about her online, as she has no time to clear her name. 

“Whatever you will hear about me, just believe it. I am busy working and I do not have time to talk about nonsense. So, whatever you see, believe it, do not come and ask me. Enjoy yourselves, as long as you are happy,” Azziad said in part.

In the circulating audio, a voice said to be that of Azziad Nasenya can be heard desperately asking for help, citing delays in funds she expected earlier in the week.

The subject is heard desperately begging, saying she’s in Nigeria and needs the money to settle some bills.

“Aki mama, I’m begging. As we speak, I’m in Nigeria. There is money that was supposed to be sent to me on Monday, and it hasn't been sent. I'm stranded, I need to pay my hairdresser in Nigeria. I only need Sh85,000,” the voice says.

The influencer, known for her flashy lifestyle online, has previously faced similar accusations of borrowing money to fund her expenses without paying back.

In the same voice note, she allegedly acknowledges having an outstanding debt with the recipient but promises to pay back the new amount by Monday.

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Earlier this year, Azziad found herself in a turbulent storm when fellow content creators accused and publicly exposed her for failing to pay the debt after they loaned her money.

In one widely shared TikTok clip, a content creator revealed a WhatsApp voice note—also alleged to be of Azziad—where she requested a quick loan of bout Sh300k, promising to repay it back in a few days.

“I’m in a fix and I’m stuck. There’s a whole story behind it, but I’ll tell you the details later. I need a large sum of money, but I promise you’ll have it back by Sunday or Monday latest. I’m stranded; it’s crazy,” the message said.

A few days after exposing the message, the TikToker revealed that the money had been repaid, celebrating the moment with a TikTok dance and the caption: “My money is back, guys. Kumbe kelele husaidia!”