The cyber harassment case involving controversial TikToker Luwilight has taken another dramatic turn after court extended her remand to February 2, 2026, the date when a verdict is expected to be delivered.

Luwilight, who was arrested last week, returned to court amid allegations that she repeatedly used her social media platforms to harass, abuse and ridicule Zuena Kirema, the wife of musician Bebe Cool.

Prosecutors allege that Luwilight’s remarks, particularly those targeting Zuena’s cake business, went beyond online commentary and amounted to criminal cyber harassment.

As the case now rests with the court, Bebe Cool has broken his silence with a firm warning, expressing frustration over what he described as deliberate attacks on his family.

The Gagamel boss said the online assaults were neither accidental nor harmless, noting that while he has endured personal criticism over the years, his family and their sources of livelihood should not be dragged into online feuds.

“Most of it is now with the court,” Bebe Cool said. “But I can guarantee you that anyone who comes for my family should be ready to face consequences.”

He stressed that forgiveness is not an option in this matter, insisting that the law must take its full course and that no one should feel untouchable simply because they operate online.

Bebe Cool also used the moment to caution young social media users against weaponising digital platforms to attack families and businesses, warning that online actions can carry serious legal consequences.

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