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Oga Obinna's 4th baby mama narrates why she hid pregnancy: "Nilitafutwa hadi kwa mamangu"

Oga Obinna's 4th baby mama narrates why she hid pregnancy: "Nilitafutwa hadi kwa mamangu"

Tallie reveals why she hid her pregnancy from Obinna, saying she stayed at her mother’s home as her candid account contradicts his version of discovering paternity.

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Oga Obinna's fourth baby mama, Tallie, has broken her silence on why she kept her pregnancy hidden, saying her actions spoke louder than any words could about where she stood emotionally.

During a TikTok live session on November 13, 2026, Tallie responded to questions from followers, including one from a user who appeared to ask whether she had any hopes of the relationship developing into something more serious.

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The comment confirmed that she had deliberately withdrawn from Obinna's orbit while carrying the child, choosing to ride out the pregnancy away from him at her mother's home.

She also revealed that Obinna came looking for her there, though she did not go into detail about how that encounter played out.

The comedian and radio presenter has previously shared his own account of how he found out he had fathered Tallie's child.

According to Obinna, he was completely in the dark throughout the pregnancy and only learned about the birth through a third party after the baby had already arrived.

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! Oga Obinna's fourth baby mama, Tallie, has broken her silence on why she kept her pregnancy hidden, saying her actions spoke louder than any words could about where she stood emotionally. According to Obinna, he was completely in the dark throughout the pregnancy and only learned about the birth through a third party after the baby had already arrived.

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