“Nipige basi!” “Unaita client sweetheart na mimi hujawai niita hivo?” Diana Marua tells Bahati.
Diana Marua and Bahati have a very captivating journey which is publicly known now. The couple is currently dedicated to presenting their lives authentically through their videos for views and engagement.
However, in their latest blog, Bahati finds himself in a challenging situation when he realizes he hasn’t been using affectionate terms like sweetheart, honey, or darling to address his wife, Diana Marua.
Diana Marua firmly requests that Bahati refrains from calling her Abebo any longer.
During their candid chat on the YouTube video, Diana Marua expressed her concerns about her husband’s behavior.
She revealed that even though they are in a committed relationship and marriage, Bahati often addresses her in the same way he would talk to random girls, rarely using endearing terms like sweetheart when talking or calling her.
Diana shared her astonishment at Bahati’s difficulty in using endearing terms when addressing her, while she noticed that he effortlessly refers to his female clients as sweetheart.
On the contrary, Bahati defended himself by stating that it’s merely a tit-for-tat situation, as Diana Marua also addresses her female friends as “Babe.”
He emphasized that he, too, experiences jealousy and prefers not to hear Diana calling her female friends “Babe.”
This black and white situational contrast never fails to surprise her, Diana reveals.
As a couple, Bahati and Diana share a love that has stood the test of time. Their journey together has been documented and shared with their fans, allowing glimpses into their lives and relationship.
Bahati and Diana’s love story is a testament to the power of faith and perseverance. They have weathered storms together, supporting each other through both the highs and lows of life.
Despite facing challenges and scrutiny from the public eye, they have remained strong in their commitment to love, family, business and each other’s feelings.
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