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After a tumultuous week that saw Diana Marua trend for all the wrong reasons, her husband Bahati has come out to assure her that she is still the one.
Through a post on social media, the My Beginning singer declared his unwavering love for Diana who got stick following a viral video where she admitted to dating men for money in the past.
"I loved you yesterday, I love you today, and I look forward to loving you more tomorrow and every day after that...Your beauty, strength, and love fill me with happiness."You are my rock, my joy, and the love of my life. I looked for a woman I could live with, but I ended up marrying the woman I can't live without. You are My Better Half," wrote Bahati.
Diana B swiftly responded with, "I LOVE YOU MY HUSBAND!!!! I LOVE YOU."
The content creator, whose channel on YouTube is just 200K subscribers short of a million, trended for the better part of last week after the controversial video resurfaced, two years after she shared it.
She was bashed for promoting immorality and some castigated her for 'sharing too much', warning that the confession would dent Bahati's ego.
"I used to date men for money at some point in my life because I lacked the whole of my life to a point where all I wanted was a good life, all I wanted was to live well. I dated guys for money and I had one who paid my rent, another did my house shopping and I had someone to buy me clothes and another to take me out," she said in part.
Diana, however, came out to set the record straight as she said the video was meant to encourage women, a testimony that they should never give up.
She further stated that role models should give complete accounts of their experiences, not just happy moments.
"Fellow women and girls the reason I opened up about my past in this video is because God has lifted me as an influencer to inspire my generation.
"Despite Knowing that the internet never forgets and the bloggers lazima waongeze Chumvi...I did this video not caring how some people will say [sic] or Judge Me (Of course I should only Care about My hubby not Keyboard warriors...I shared my story to testify that Jesus can make every woman's wish come true," she added.
