- Singer Kevin Bahati said he wanted to adopt Morgan and two other girls from the children's home where he grew up
- However, he could only adopt Morgan and made the painful decision to return the two to the home
- They finally reunited after years apart, and Morgan could not contain his emotions as he cried
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Bahati's son, Morgan, could not hold back his emotions after being reunited with the children he grew up with at a children's home.
Why did Morgan Bahati cry?
In a YouTube video, Bahati recounted when he adopted Morgan alongside two other girls.
"When I started fathering Morgan I took in two other girls, Rose and Purity," Bahati said.
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The singer said he struggled to make ends meet and did not fit the legal criteria for adopting the two.
"I made the most painful decision of my life, and I was forced to return them to the children's home.
I wanted to give them a different life than the one I went through. It hurt me the most.”
Bahati said he had been supporting the girls with school fees, but they had never reunited, and he invited them to the family mansion.
The singer warmly welcomed the two at his home, noting how much they had grown.
It was a bittersweet moment for Morgan after seeing his childhood friends, and he shed tears.
“Why are you crying?" Diana asked Morgan before warmly embracing him.
Diana asked them to give Morgan space to process his emotions, and he would speak about it later.
"You are welcome. Relax and enjoy,” Morgan told his friends.
They then shared a sumptuous meal as they shared childhood memories at the children’s home.
Purity admitted that her friends dearly missed Morgan, and Bahati said he would visit them.
Will Diana Marua buy nannies cars?
In other news, Diana faced questions from the press about her thoughts on Oga Obinna buying Dem Wa Facebook a car.
Diana hailed the move while stressing the importance of helping people and elevating their lives.
The artiste also unveiled the grand plans for her nannies, who earn up to KSh 100,000 monthly.
Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke
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