Celebrity couple Diana Marua and Singer Bahati announced they welcomed their third child on Tuesday. Through social media, Diana Marua said that she gave birth to their daughter at 10:52 am weighing 3.5 Kgs.
Bahati posted a photo of himself holding the infant tightly close to his chest and captioned, "Malaika Nyambura Bahati born November 1st 2022, glory to Jesus!!! @malaika_bahati."
Shortly after opening an Instagram account for the young one, Bahati took to the comment section to express his undying love and affection for the newest family member.
"Hello Princess, I LOVE YOU to the Moon and Back!!!" he commented.
Congratulatory messages have since started streaming in for the growing family;
@faa_abdul: Welcome to the world baby Malaika. We love you
@namelesskenya: Congrats Baba Nyambura
@aggie_the_dance_queen: Congratulations baba malaika
@yvonne.wangare: Wowwwwwwww we love you angel bahati welcome to the world
@queenveebosset: Congratulations sugar
@krgthedon: Congratulations D n B #MoreBlessings
@kabiwajesus: Congratulations. May she grow in favour with God & men
@djmokenya: Congratulations. God has done it.
Before announcing her daughter's arrival, Diana took to social media to acknowledge that her pregnancy journey was not smooth, saying it had been the toughest.
"My last preparations ahead of getting baby were nothing but precious, heartwarming and emotional at the same time. Honestly, this has been my toughest pregnancy journey but to see it come to an end through God's grace, is something I'll forever be thankful for," she wrote.
As she neared her due date, Diana disclosed that she had been having challenges with her pelvic bones, making it difficult for her to walk around or create content for her YouTube channel.
"It's been a month since me not creating content. Naona watu social media saying ati I am lying, nishazaa. We are still pregnant. Guys, I am in so much pain. Reason being as the baby grows, I get to have a few complications coz my pelvic muscles ziko close to each other. Walking has also been difficult because of pelvis friction. They have been saying ati I gave birth a long time ago, na bado tuko hapa," she said.
