Singer Bahati Speaks On Victor Wanyama Being Father of Morgan Bahati
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Recently, Kenyan Musician and politician Kelvin Kioko alias Bahati published an old photo of professional footballe Victor Wanyama and Diana Marua. The photo which has for quite a long subjected Bahati’s family into controversy, featured Wanyama and Marua in a car.
A section of Kenyans who reacted to Bahati’s post expressed displeasure, with some suggesting that Wanyama should take a legal action against the Singer.
However, Bahati has maintained that he is not remorseful about his actions. Speaking to Betty Kyallo on TV 47, the father of 5 stated that he see nothing wrong with sharing the viral ohoto.
He said, “Why should I ask Wanyama if I can post the photo while it is him and his friend? Let me tell you something. I never said anything. Wanyama and Mariga are my friends. I even campaigned for Mariga in Kibra.”
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Further, the Abebo hitmaker was probed on why he chose to be quiet on allegations that Victor Wanyama is the father of Morgan Bahati. The singer dismissed the allegations as rumours, adding that it is normal for celebrities to be subjected to public scrutiny.
“At times you see rumours, and when you are quiet, they fuel more rumours. But when you show people that it’s normal, they will keep quiet,” he said.
In conclusion, Bahati disclosed that in their newly launched reality TV show they will finally be addressing all the rumours surrounding their family.
“In this show, we will address so many rumours and even more about our lives. The reason we posted it is because people always want to use it.
You give people what they want. Kenyans want to feed a lot of negative energy, and we have been quiet,” the aspiring politician said.