Senate Majority Leader Kipchumba Murkomen now says the ongoing feud between President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto is being fueled by two politicians.
While Ruto maintains that all is well, the latest utterances by his right hand man indicates deep differences within Jubilee.
"There is no crisis in Jubilee. I have not complained in person on the so called belittling me and so on," said Ruto.
In May, Uhuru faulted Ruto's habit of 'loitering' around the country albeit indirectly, remarks which seems to have irked the DP.
At Citizen TV on Sunday, Murkomen, whose relationship with Ruto is unbreakable said ODM leader Raila Odinga and Jubilee Vice Chairaman David Murathe should be blamed.
"When he met Raila for handshake, Ruto was not told. Raila is working hard to divide Jubilee. Jubilee Vice Chair David Murathe is another busybody in State House under deals.
"If these things are not treated, we may now build a wall. These are serious cracks that we cannot underrate," he said.
For months now, unsettled Ruto, through his proxies, has accused President Uhuru Kenyatta of hiding in handshake and war against graft to undermine him.
While Ruto is keen for 2022, Uhuru has however maintained that he is only interested in fulfilling his pre-election promises.