Zari's Kids Reunite With Tanasha's Son In Tanzania, Fly With Dad Diamond To Zanzibar

• Diamond Platnumz flew three of his four children to Zanzibar for a getaway, and they had fans
• The Tanzanian crooner walked with his children, holding hands, as they boarded a flight
• Netizens were mesmerised by Diamond's parental skills, and many noted his children's walking style was same as his

Diamond Platnumz kids with Zari are currently in Tanzania on holiday.

Diamond spends Boxing Day with his kids

The Tanzanian crooner shared videos with his children, Princess Tiffah, Prince Nillan and Naseeb Junior on Insta Stories at Dar es Salaam airport before flying to Zanzibar. Diamond performed at the launch of a new stadium in Zanzibar.

In the videos, he conversed with his kids as they walked to board a small aircraft to Zanzibar.

Here are the videos:

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"Wote miondoko ya kutembea kama Simba ."

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"Yani adi mwendo ni wa Nasib."

In October, Diamond and his three kids flew on a private jet to Rwanda for the Trace Awards festival.

The singer and his two sons wore matching green outfits, while his daughter dazzled in a long, stylish white dress.

Diamond and his two sons, Prince Nillan and Naseeb Junior (NJ), wore matching green outfits, while his daughter, Princess Tiffah, was dressed in a long, stylish white dress.

The lovely family posed for photos, and they were shared on Tiffah and Nillan's Instagram accounts. In the photos, the three kids were all smiles and embraced each other.

Diamond on fatherly duties

Recently, Diamond went to a show in Kigamboni, Tanzania, with his fourth child, NJ, whom he sired with Tanasha Donna.

When the award-winning East African artiste stepped on stage, he was carrying NJ, and they were warmly welcomed by hundreds of fans who had attended the event.

Diamond asked his son to greet his fans, and despite the mammoth crowd, the young boy courageously looked into the crowd as he spoke confidently on a mic.

"Huyu ndio Diamond wa baadaye. Anapenda sana mziki (This is the future Diamond. He loves music)," the singer said. When given the mic, NJ said: "Hi. I love you."

The excited crowd was awed by NJ's courage and cheered as they recorded him.