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Digital content creator and budding musician Diana Bahati has announced that she is kicking her man out of their house.
According to the mother of 3, she is doing this for the sake of all Kenyans so that her hubby can go out there and save the Kenyan music industry.
In a video the YouTube sensation posted on her Instagram story she was heard highlighting some of the concerns that netizens had raised in regard to their relationship before she went on to reveal that she'd be putting a stop to the games and shenanigans so that her husband can spend nights at the studio creating hits.
"You guys have been complaining that I have changed my man! All this talk that I've removed him from music and turned him into a comedian, now he's donning lipstick and wigs but truth be told everything my hubby touches turns to gold. He entertains you left right and centre," the digital content creator excitedly said.
She went on to add that since her fiance released 'Abebo' there hasn't been another banger on the airwaves and the music industry has been in chaos and that's why she was selflessly lending us her lover.
"Yaani nawaachia Bahati! From today, I don't want to see my husband in this house, atakuwa analala huko studio anawatengenezea muziki (he will be sleeping in studio releasing music) back to back," the mother of 3 said excitedly as she went on to hype her husband's upcoming music and how it'd deliver the industry.
Captioning the video she wrote; "😄😄😄Ati Ni Mimi nafanya @bahatikenya asitoe Ngoma??? 🙈 Tumewacha Mapenzi na Comedy, from Kesho ni Mziki 😊"
A day ago, the former gospel artist had posted a video of them out clubbing with friends.
In the said video, Diana could be seen happily dancing as Bahati had his face between her legs. He went on to caption that his baby mama had told him that would be their last night partying as he had work to do.
"😂😂😂😂 Diana ameniambia hii weekend ilikua sherehe ya mwisho alafu aniache nitolee wa Kenya wimbo 😂😂😂😂 Mapenzi imetosha sasa," part of his post read.
However, netizens in the comment section expressed they aren't at all pleased with the theatrics and are far from convinced that Bahati is the salvation the industry has been yearning for.
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