Inside Ben Kitili’s wife intimate baby shower (Video+Photos)

Sue Watiri

May 6, 2019 5:10 PM

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Ben Kitili with his Wife Amina Mude (Instagram)

Over the weekend, Ben Kitili’s wife was treated to an intimate baby shower by her girls.

“My heart is full, one of the best days of my life,” Amina wrote accompanied by videos of her big day.

The baby shower comes about 3 months after Amina Mude announced that they are expecting their second born.

The mum of one broke the good news with a post that read “Best days of my life. I can't wait to hold you and love you forever #happygirl.”

Amina Mude is pregnant (Instagram) Pulse Live Kenya

News of the pregnancy came months after Ben Kitili wed Amina Mude in a beautiful and close-knit wedding in November 2018.

The two tied the knot at the AG's office on a Friday morning before hosting their family, friends and colleagues for a fancy wedding dinner at the Panari Hotel.

Ben Kitili with his Wife Amina Mude (Instagram) Pulse Live Kenya

Controversy

When the couple shared photos from their big day most of the comments were positive, but they also received a lot of backlash for their cross-cultural and cross-religious union since he is Kamba-Christian and Amina is a Somali-Muslim.

Some people even went overboard and claimed that Amina had ‘sold her dignity and beauty to the devil and despised Prophet Mohammed’s teachings.’

Ben Kitili with his wife Amina Mude dance on their wedding day (Instagram) Pulse Live Kenya

Following the mixed reactions to their big day, Ben Kitili commented that he was happy to have married the wife of his youth and emphasized that God is more important than religion.

“A beautiful day when I married the wife of my youth @amina_mude, who I promise to love and protect with my all..thank you all for your warm wishes and prayers..we are humbled. To all my Muslim and Somali brothers and sisters, especially my shemejis from Wajir; thanks a lot for your kind words and great reception. To those who are not so welcoming, we forgive you..you have a right to your opinion as long as you don't cross the line..God is more important than religion..#WajirsFinest,” Kitili tweeted.

Sue Watiri