This archive report was first published on 6 August 2019.
On August 6, 2019, Diana Marua, wife of popular Kenyan musician Bahati, celebrated her baby shower in a glamorous event that was attended by close friends and family. The event, which was held at the Sovereign Suites Hotel, was a gender reveal party as much as it was a baby shower.
The white and gold themed event was a lavish affair, with guests clad in their best pink or blue attire. The party was a celebration of love and expectation, with Diana and Bahati's friends and family gathered to await the arrival of their second child.
As the guests arrived, they were treated to a big cake, baked by Diana's friend, which was cut by the couple to celebrate their union as they awaited the arrival of their child. The big question of the day was whether the child would be a boy or girl, and the suspense was finally broken when Diana and Bahati revealed that they were expecting a baby boy.
The event was a moment of joy and celebration for the couple and their loved ones, and it was a testament to the love and support that they have for each other. The Sovereign Suites Hotel was the perfect venue for the event, providing a luxurious and intimate setting for the celebration.
Among the guests who attended the event were Milly and Kabi Wajesus, friends of Diana and Bahati, who were thrilled to welcome their friends' baby into the world. Diana was grateful for their energy and support, and she thanked them for making the party a memorable one.
The event was also attended by other notable guests, including Maureen Waititu, who guessed the gender of the child correctly by wearing a blue dress. Winnie Shareefa, the MC at the event, also revealed some secrets about Bahati's past, including his alleged initial reluctance to approach Diana as his girlfriend.
Despite the challenges that come with being a celebrity couple, Bahati and Diana were able to pull off the baby shower in a spectacular fashion, treating their family and friends to a memorable celebration that has been the talk of the town for the better part of the week.
