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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Bahati Reveals Diana Marua Has Walked Out Of Matrimonial Home Several Times

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Musician Bahati (Kevin Kioko) has candidly disclosed that his wife, Diana Marua, has walked out of their matrimonial home on multiple occasions following heated arguments, including during an incident in 2026.

Speaking during a sit-down interview with media personality Oga Obinna on Monday, November 9, 2026, the artist opened up about how the couple has navigated conflict across their 10-year union.

When Obinna inquired whether Diana had ever packed her bags and left after a disagreement, Bahati responded:

“Mara ngapi. Hata this year… Let me tell you, of course fighting is part of the game. And part of the journey. Usidanganywe na mtu. Watu hupigana, watu uhama. But you choose to stay together.”

“I Follow Her Every Time”: Resolving Marital Friction

The singer explained that whenever Diana leaves after a fallout, he makes it a strict point to follow her immediately and ensure she returns home that very day.

  • On Matrimonial Standards: “Akienda namufuata. Bibi kwanza hafai kulala nje. Umeharibu. Unamfuata. Kabisa, yaani unafuata,” Bahati emphasized, insisting that a married woman should not spend the night away from home over a dispute.

  • Normalizing Conflict: Bahati argued that disagreements are an unavoidable dynamic of healthy relationships, adding that a marriage completely free of arguments might be a sign of insincerity: “Actually, when you guys don’t fight, there is something wrong. Someone is lying to the other. You have to disagree on a few things.”

Despite periodic low points that lead to suitcase-packing moments, the couple—who recently celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary and Diana’s 38th birthday—continues to advocate for intentional reconciliation in marriage.

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