Jamal's first wife Amira has said she will sue socialite Amber Ray for allegedly tarnishing her name through social media.

Speaking to Mpasho.co.ke, Amira said she can take anything Amber say but dragging her children in the mess is beyond.

"Sadly, some allegations have been made that sort of involving my children, that's where I draw the line and will seek legal counsel as a mother out to protect her kids, as every good father should too.

The rest I leave to the court of public opinion, as receipts are manufactured through multiple Amira pages created last 24 hrs, I'll be on my main page @being_amira serving love, positivity & recipes."

Amber had accused Amira of making her life unbearable since finding out about her marriage to Jamal.

Amber Ray called out Amira for allegedly trying to bring her down and pretending to be innocent to gain pity from the public.

“To those that are telling me to let this matter go. I will block all of you. You guys don’t know the nonsense I take every day here.

Being forced to be the bigger person because someone is constantly threatening to drink poison and give it to her kids too then coming to preach to you guys.

And again if she is a good person why didn’t she find herself a white man to marry her there since they are not polygamous? Here in Africa sharing is a must,” she wrote.

Amber accused the mother of two of continually seeking attention from both her husband and the public to try and make her look bad.

“The other day I borrowed the Range Rover and got your ‘Ambassador of positivity’ has written this to me. Yes, I am a second wife but I have not killed anyone"

Amira refuted Amber’s claims that she at one point contemplated taking her life and that of her children.

"I have always tried to choose my words carefully mostly coz I care about my children more than anything else since whatever is put online may come back to haunt them even in future," she said

."All I can control in my situation right now is what Amira does and says, what any other grownups say or do shall be their burden to carry if not now then in future."