Singer Kevin Bahati has declared his wish not to sire anymore children, announces that he is considering getting a vasectomy anytime soon.
The singer together with his wife Diana B Marua, have given rise to 6 at the moment. He has lately been controversial about birth control measures, showing no stand whether to continue giving birth or not.
However, Classic 105 Kenya reports that the singer has considered other methods that haven’t worked out and now declares interest in going for a vasectomy.
“Honestly I am considering carrying out a vasectomy because the withdrawal method clearly isn’t working for me. It’s become a little bit tricky and I don’t want more children, I already have enough,” Bahati said.
Does the singer speak a similar language with content creator and his wife Diana Marua?
For Diana, her energy exhausted while trying to persuade her baby daddy to go for a Vasectomy.
This came in just days after welcoming their third child, who likelyhappened to be unplanned.
Funnily, the moment Bahati gifted her expensively on her birthday and even promising to gift her five other gifts for taking care of his five children; Diana Marua immediately began dancing different tunes.
She then congratulated him with a pledge to continue getting pregnant for him for as long as she lives.
“Issa delivery gift number one from the husband of the year Bahati. Hubby Surprised me with the latest phone, A GALAXY Z FOLD 4 on my Birthday, huyu LAZIMA nitamzalia TENA NA TENA,” she wrote.
So, will the vasectomy thing work in this house?
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