Bahati reveals wife Diana Marua packed and left him after argument

Bahati reveals wife Diana Marua packed and left him after argument

Bahati reveals Diana Marua has walked out after arguments and shares his strict rule: he follows her home the same day, as they plan a new black-tie wedding.

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Bahati has pulled back the curtain on what life with Diana Marua really looks like behind the matching outfits and curated couple moments.

Sitting down with media personality Oga Obinna on Monday, 9 November, the aspiring politician spoke candidly about the friction that has defined parts of his decade-long relationship with Diana, including the times she has physically packed her bags and left their home after a row.

When Obinna pushed him on whether Diana had ever stormed off mid-argument, Bahati answered without missing a beat.

Bahati clashes with Oga Obinna during heated interview: “Kwani unakampenia Ruto?”

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His response was not just an admission but a philosophy. Even now, ten years into their union, the couple still clash hard enough for Diana to reach for her suitcase.

The singer also laid out his personal approach to handling those moments. Rather than waiting for tensions to cool on their own, he goes after her immediately and makes sure she is back home the same day.

For him, pride has no place in a marriage. If she leaves, he follows.

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! Bahati has pulled back the curtain on what life with Diana Marua really looks like behind the matching outfits and curated couple moments. When Obinna pushed him on whether Diana had ever stormed off mid-argument, Bahati answered without missing a beat. Bahati clashes with Oga Obinna during heated interview: “Kwani unakampenia Ruto?

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