The biggest challenge of being in the public eye - Diana Marua

Sue Watiri

March 6, 2019 1:29 PM

It is not easy being famous.

Diana Marua (Instagram)

Diana Marua and Bahati’s comment sections on social media have been a war zone since Ringtone claimed that the Bahatis called the cops on Mr Seed’s fiancée Nimmo.

The two have been on the receiving end of awful insults after details of what transpired at the ‘EMB Jesus Party’ came to light.

The Bahatis (Instagram) Pulse Live Kenya

Speaking on the social media bullying, Diana disclosed that the hate comes with being in the public eye because someone can just wake up in a mad mood and attack you. Which can be very challenging.

“The most challenging thing with our lives being out there is that people will wake up one morning and decide ‘Today let me attack Diana, today let me attack the Bahatis’. I wake up and I find our names all over and then I am like ‘What is this? What is happening?’. People feel like since you out there I am entitled to write anything I want to write about you guys and that is the most challenging thing, you can’t control that,” Diana said during an interview with Kiss FM.

Diana Marua (@njeriphotography) Pulse Live Kenya

Bahati also revealed why he has decided to keep mum throughout all the madness. “I am wise, I don’t answer small brands. Most of the things people write I have the truth but at my position, I have to be very sharp and think twice before responding.”

Sue Watiri