Diana Speaks on Kenyans Telling Bahati to Do DNA Test on Daughter

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Diana Marua and her husband, gospel artist Bahati, have given fans a glimpse into how they handle the wilder side of internet rumours, and one particular claim had everyone in the room laughing.

The couple appeared in an indoor interview segment filmed in a cosy home setting, complete with a piano and a ‘Live Love Laugh’ wall decoration in the background.

Diana and Bahati laugh off DNA test claims

The interviewer wasted no time diving into the gossip, presenting the couple with what was described on screen as the “funniest rumour” Diana has ever faced. The claim? That Bahati should take a DNA test on their daughter.

The on-screen text cheekily framed it as a satirical headline, playing up the absurdity of the rumour for comedic effect.

Diana responded with her signature directness, brushing it off while clearly amused by the sheer audacity of Kenyan internet users.

The couple’s banter during the clip was equally entertaining. When the interviewer began with what Bahati felt were too many introductions, he quipped to Diana:

“You know I don’t know where you would be without me,” to which Diana shot back that he would have been struggling without her either, joking about where he was before their relationship.

Who are Diana Marua and Bahati?

Diana is one of Kenya’s most-followed content creators, known for her candid lifestyle videos and her high-profile marriage to Bahati, whose full name is Kevin Bahati.

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The gospel musician turned Afro-pop artist has built a massive following both in music and on social media, and together the couple have become one of the country’s most recognisable entertainment pairs.

Their relationship has never been far from public scrutiny, with Kenyans frequently speculating about everything from their family life to their finances.

The DNA rumour is just the latest in a long line of claims the couple have chosen to address head-on rather than ignore.

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