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Residents of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania were at standstill after the arrival of Diamond Platnumz’s ex Zari Hassan and their two children.
The South African based Ugandan socialite and her children arrived in Tanzania on Thursday.
The Wasafi Media boss who has been yearning to see his children for the past two years was finally very excited to receive them at the International Airport.
Diamond appeared alongside his crew to give Nillan and princess Tiffah the best welcome reception.
In one of the video clips posted by Wasafi Media, princess Tiffah and Nillan were very excited to have their dad hold them in his arms once again.
During an interview with Tanzanian media, princess Tiffah said she missed her dad and her grandma Bi Sandra so bad.
Zari Hassan set record straight while speaking to journalists that Diamond and her are simply co-parenting. This came after a rumor that Zari was back with the Tanzanian star.
“At the airport they kept saying we alight so that they could see their father,” Zari told the media.
“There is a whole lot of things happening on social media but I think for me I just brought the kids because the father wants to see them. He really misses the kids for he has not been able to see them for two years. We are not together and I am just here for the kids. Hoping to have a good time with them. We do not know for how long we will be here,” she added.
Check also;
- Diamond And I Are Simply Co-Parenting -Zari Sets Record Straight
- Zari Hassan’s Mysterious Lover Writes Her Love Letter As She Turns 40
- Diamond And Zari Reuniting Rumours Ignites
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