Kenyan celebrity couple Diana Marua and Bahati turned heads during the glamorous wedding of Tanzanian singer Juma Jux and Nigerian actress Priscilla Ojo in Dar es Salaam. The couple, known for their fashion-forward sense, did not disappoint after fans eagerly waited online to see their outfits for the high-profile event.
Bahati played a special role at the wedding, serving as one of the groomsmen. His first outfit for the ceremony featured a white suit paired with brown pants—an unexpected but well-received choice that created a buzz online. Later in the evening, he switched to a more regal look: a long black coat adorned with gold embroidery on the lapels and sleeves. He completed the ensemble with matching black pants and shoes, a cravat, and a cane that added a royal flair.
Diana Marua stunned in a breathtaking black gown that showcased intricate craftsmanship. The dress featured elegant beadwork and embellishments throughout, with a sweetheart neckline enhanced by sheer mesh on the chest and sleeves. Her fitted corset sparkled with black beads, while the skirt boasted dramatic draping and a long lace-patterned train that brought sophistication and glamour to the look.
The couple’s fashion choices were a talking point not just for their style, but also due to an ongoing playful rivalry between Kenyan and Tanzanian social media users regarding celebrity fashion. Their fans had openly pleaded with them not to let Kenya down—and they certainly delivered.
Online reactions were filled with admiration. Many praised the tailoring and styling, pointing out how polished and coordinated their looks were. Comments poured in, with one fan calling the designer “mjamo” (a compliment to a skilled tailor), while another thanked the couple for not “embarrassing us.” One follower noted the anticipation leading up to their reveal, while others crowned their tailor the best in East Africa.
In a heartfelt message, Diana expressed her joy in sharing the moment with her husband. She celebrated love, both their own and that of the newlyweds, declaring how much she cherishes doing life with Bahati.
The wedding itself was a star-studded affair, drawing guests from across East Africa. Among the standout attendees was Tanzanian songstress Zuchu, who wore a glamorous gold-embellished gown. Her corset featured delicate leaf motifs, earning her a place on many best-dressed lists. Her rumored partner, Diamond Platnumz, made a grand entrance later in the evening, dressed in an all-white ensemble paired with a crystal-studded headpiece.
The event was extensively covered by media, with dedicated hosts capturing every moment of the stylish evening. From the décor to the fashion and performances, it was a celebration of love, culture, and elegance—and the Bahatis were certainly part of the night’s highlights.
