This archive report was first published on 13 November 2019.
Celebrity Dads Who Make Fatherhood Look Easy ¶
Published on November 13, 2019
Single dads and widowers bringing up their children single-handedly rarely get recognition for the good job they are doing. However, there are many Kenyan celebrities who are redefining fatherhood with their dedication and love for their children.
One such celebrity is Njugush, a Kenyan comedian and content creator who is serving fatherhood goals as he brings up his son Tugi. Njugush is married to Celestine Dinda known as Wakavinye.
Another celebrity who is making fatherhood look easy is Phil Karanja, a Kenyan film director who is bringing up Kate Actress's son from a previous relationship. Phil has taken the role of not only loving but mentoring the young man.
Tedd Josiah, a music producer, is also a true definition of a real gentleman. He has proved that when men put their mind into something they can actually do it. Josiah lost his wife Reginah Katar when their daughter was only three months old.
Robert Burale, a stylish pastor, is a single dad and he is not ashamed of that fact. He has his daughter to share all the love and affection. Burale, who got divorced from his wife more than six years ago, is a role model as to what fathers should be in an age where deadbeat dads are the order of the day.
George Ikua, a brave man, is still mourning his departed wife but still taking care of his kids as a single man only with the help of relatives and close friends. Dan Sonko, who lost his wife to complications after delivery, has taken charge of bringing up his two sons and he is doing so well.
Abel Amunga, an actor and father to gospel artiste Ruth Matete, has managed to bring up her daughter single-handedly for years after the death of his wife. Nameless, a role model to many, is a father of two, namely Nyakio and Tumiso. Allan Wanga, a celebrated Kenyan footballer, is a dotting father who adores his two kids.
