Citizen TV's Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdalla mark 10 years of marriage

How Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdalla marked 10 years of marriage

brian oruta

July 31, 2019 10:01 AM

Marriage is beautiful!

How Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdalla marked 10 years of marriage

Citizen TV Swahili news anchors Lulu Hassan and her husband Rashid Abdalla on Tuesday marked 10 years of marriage.

In posts shared on their social media pages, the power couple remembered the day that officially became husband and wife.

Lulu in her post thanked her husband for being her best friend and for always being there for her, no matter the circumstances.

How Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdalla marked 10 years of marriage Pulse Live Kenya

“Thank you for always being my rainbow after a storm. #10yearsstrong #HappyAnniversary,” she said.

Rashid also shared a picture they took on their wedding day, stating that God has been great.

“#sisemikitu A day like today 10 years ago. God is great,” wrote Rashid Abdalla.

How Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdalla marked 10 years of marriage Pulse Live Kenya

The two who co-anchor Nipashe Wikendi on Citizen TV have been blessed with three children.

Special moments

Lulu and Rashid have never shied away from expressing admiration for one another, and always shower praise whenever they are celebrating special moments in their lives.

“To the man who changed my life in more ways than I can count… Happy-happy birthday! Love you baba Jibby,Iffy,Kikky” wrote Lulu Hassan on Rashid’s birthday.

How Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdalla marked 10 years of marriage Pulse Live Kenya

On her birthday, Rashid noted that Lulu Hassan had brought great importance into his life. He went on to describe his wife as the only person who understands him, for who he really is, including his weaknesses and his troubles.

“Heri njema ya siku yako ya kuzaliwa rafiki yangu msiri wangu . Kiumbe wa pekee duniani unayejali mapungufu yangu, shida zangu, udhaifu wangu, unyonge wangu na ubinadamu wangu. Asante kwa kuyapa maisha yangu thamani na umuhimu mkubwa,” he wrote.

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