Eric Omondi's Girlfriend Lynne Gives Fans Glimpse Of Their Newborn Daughter: "Greatest Blessing"

• Lynne Njihia, Eric Omondi's lovely girlfriend, shared a glimpse of the beauty of their daughter Princess Kyla Omondi
• The doting mum showed off her daughter's silk and natural hair and the little feet of the bundle of joy in a video
• She also bonded with the little girl; her fans were in awe of the mother-daughter bond and Kyla's cuteness

Comedian Eric Omondi's beautiful girlfriend Lynne Njihia has given her fans a peep at their little bundle of joy, Princess Kyla Omondi.

Omondi's girlfriend bonding with daughter

A delighted Lynne enjoyed her motherhood journey and experience as she cared for the gorgeous baby girl.

She shared a heartwarming video while celebrating being a mum as she happily spent quality time with her daughter.

"❤️My greatest blessing this year #mamakyla," read the caption of the sweet mother-daughter video.

Lynne donning revealing clothes

Dressed in a black t-shirt and tight pink shorts, the doting mother warmly held her daughter as they bonded.

She then shared a moment as she gently brushed Kyla's silk hair with a pink brush, showing off the newborn's hair.

Lynne also showed the baby's little feet as she softly massaged them with her hand, showing how she cared for the baby.

As she depicted in the video, Omondi's fiancee was full of joy and laughter, with her fans loving every moment they saw.

Social media reactions

They flagged her comment section with sweet messages as they celebrated the joy of motherhood with her.

sabrin_bahar_2021:

"You are cute, mum. Welcome to motherhood."

wakili_job_muia:

"#mamakyla. A woman is phenomenal. You give her a seed, then she gives you a baby, you give her a house, and she gives you a home. Congratulations, all mothers."

joseph_hestlow:

"You are a blessing and I thank God for that, and I will not stop testifying about your goodness, you have changed people's lives and you keep making a good name for yourself."

Eric Omondi under fire over KSh 50 million

In separate news, a Nairobi man cautioned Omondi against using his baby's face to make money.

The self-styled president of comedy in Africa was under fire for requesting KSh 50 million to reveal the face of his newborn daughter.

Alphonce Ogonda, a budding politician in Nairobi, criticised Omondi's choice and said exploiting the child for financial benefit was wrong.

Ogonda noted that the child's innocence and sanctity should not be exploited financially.