TikTok: Three Women Taken into Police Custody After Cross-Complaints

A case stemming from tensions on TikTok has led to three women being taken into police custody: Khadidiatou Kébé, alias “Jessica”, Rokhaya Fall, known as “Rox”, and Nafi Fall, known as “Narou”. The case is being handled by the Special Cybersecurity Division (DSC).

According to information reported by Dakaractu, citing Libération, Khadidiatou Kébé filed a complaint against Rokhaya Fall during August 2026. She alleged death threats, public insults, defamation through public dissemination and the alleged disclosure of personal data.

Allegations linked to livestreams on the platform

In her complaint, “Jessica” accuses “Rox” of making insulting remarks and allegations about her private life during TikTok livestreams. She also says she received death threats. Accounts on the platform allegedly shared images of her children and allegations concerning her private life, according to this version of events.

Rokhaya Fall subsequently appeared before the DSC to file a complaint of her own. According to the account reported, she acknowledges making insults and threats, while stating that she herself was defamed. However, she denies disclosing “Jessica’s” personal data or that of her children.

Confrontation before police custody

Nafi Fall was also summoned as part of the investigation. The three women were confronted by investigators. Following this step and on the advice of the Pikine-Guédiawaye prosecutor, they were taken into police custody.

The allegations and accounts put forward by the various parties remain subject to the ongoing investigation and the assessment of the courts.