Former Harambee Stars Captain Victor Wanyama has come out to dismiss online claims that he fathered Diana Bahati’s son, Morgan.
It all started when Diana Marua and Bahati recently celebrated the 4th birthday of Majesty with a beautiful family photo and sweet message on Instagram. The photo also included Morgan.
![The family photo of Bahati and Diana during the 4th birthday of Majesty. Photo/DianaBahati/Instagram](https://capemedia.africa/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Capture-1.png)
Singer Bahati wrote a lengthy message accompanied by the gorgeous family photo, in which they were all dressed in black attires looking sharp and exquisite.
“This Day 4 Years ago I was the happiest Man on Earth; I became a Father to a Bouncing Baby Boy and we named you MAJESTY!
“I can’t believe you’re No longer a Baby, growing before our eyes you’re slowly becoming a Man… a Handsome Genius just Like Daddy 😉,” Bahati posted.
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But Kenyans online, in their usual element, began casting aspersions, making wild allegations that none of Bahati’s children with Diana resembles him.
The allegations were further stirred when Diana posted a photo with Morgan. Netizens alleged that he strikingly resembled Wanyama.
![Former Harambee stars Victor Wanyama (pictured) has been irked by a section of Kenyans on X, who claim that he fathered Diana Bahati's son, Morgan. Phoito/VictirWanyama/Instagram](https://capemedia.africa/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Vic.jpg)
Some fans even went to the extent of posting photo-shopped images and tagged various celebrities from Victor Wanyama, KRG The Don and Abel Mutua.
The former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder was not impressed with that manipulated photo that has gone viral and responded on Twitter with a stern warning, ”This foolishness needs to stop now!!”
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Supposedly, he was a close friend of Diana Marua back when she was younger.
The picture has gone viral and Kenyans commenting on it have tagged the footballer.