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Ever since Diamond’s baby mama Tanasha Donna gave birthday early last month, she has been firing up the internet with pictures of her beautiful body shape and her bouncing baby boy, she is now back in studio to initiate the long awaited musical projects with her one-month-old baby boy.
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The ‘Nah Easy’ Hit maker shared a photo of her and her enchanting baby boy inside the studio and titled it ‘’My happiness in one pic’’.
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The mother of one further said they’ll be celebrating 40 days of their child on 26th November 2019, a belief the ‘Inama’ Hit maker has justified with 2 of his elder children, Nillan and Latiffah, who are with his ex-lover, Zari Hassan.
The celebrity couple welcomed their first child on Diamond’s birthday. By coincidence, Tanasha Donna and her mother in-law Bi Sadrah also share birthdays.
Before the birth of their son Naseeb Junior, the Kenyan radio personality announced giving social media a break, claiming she was afraid of the people with bad intentions towards her son, who was by then still in her belly.
The couple also agreed to keep their baby’s name private until he was given birth.
Check also;
- Zari Was The Most Demanding – Diamond’s Official Photographer Breaks Silence
- Am Afraid Evil People Will Harm By Baby – Tanasha Reveals
- Diamond Worried As Zari Lands In Tanzania Amid Tanasha’s Preparations To Give Birth
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