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Celestine Ndinda aka Wakavinye and comedian Njugush have officially announced the arrival of their second-born son to their fans.
Through a post on Instagram, Celestine revealed that she delivered a bouncing baby boy a month ago and they named him Toria.
"It's now 1 month since we welcomed our newest family member, Baby Toria. Thank you all for your prayers and wishes. Mama boys, Tugi&Toria (inyaa tuvisi)," she posted.
Her announcement has been welcomed by their fans who took to the comment section to send their congratulatory messages.
@bettymuteikyallo: Congratulations Ndinda...May your family be blessed. I bet Tugi is excited! Be well.
@lisa_kighenda: Aawwwww congratulations Celeeee
@kalekyemumo: Awwww congratulations iynaa tuvisi
@jahmbykoikai: Congratulations Cele much love and God's blessings always
@millychebby: Congratulations Mama boys
@mukami_wairimu: Yaaay congratulations the kimani's the Ts becoming more TTNT. T@T
@mariacherrykarize: @celestinendinda Congratulations ? may your sons always be protected and guided by the Almighty God.
In April this year, the celebrity couple surprised their fans after pulling off a special reveal during the filming of their show where they subtly disclosed that they were expecting. After the reveal, Celestine through an interview admitted that they had struggled to conceive for the second time.
"We had thought of having a baby for so long. We kept planning but it was not happening. We have waited for long and God maybe just answered our son's prayers. Tugi would pray and tell God to put a baby in his stomach since maybe he thought we did not want the baby to be in our stomach. He is so excited about it," she said.
During the same interview, the mother of two went on to add that she would prefer a Caesarean section (C-section) due to her previous experience.
"One thing I'm sure about this time I am not going to feel pain. I want just to go straight to the theatre. This is something that I'm even saying this early. The first one I felt so much pain because it was an emergency C-section. Unfortunately, Tugi had a cord around his neck and we could not see it on the scan so after pushing and getting tired, for this one I have already decided that I don't want to go through the same experience," she said.
The couple welcomed their first child together four years ago.
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