Renowned singer Kevin Bahati has been showering his lover, Diana Marua, with extravagant gifts as they celebrate eight years together.

From a KSh 45 million G-Wagon Brabus to a 42-unit future apartment building and even the KSh 8 million in cash he gifted her on Valentine's Day, it all starts to beg a few questions.

After the latest Pink G-Wagon gift, fans have been wondering just how rich the musician is, that he can spend above KSh 100m in one week on gifts for his bae.

The G-Wagon was apparently customed to Diana Marua's preference, with the colour pink and personalised number plates.

This came just days after Bahati took Diana to a construction site and introduced her to a team of engineers who unveiled her other gift.

The gift was a construction site where 42 apartment units would be lifted with a penthouse on top of the building.

According to a construction expert who did not want to be named in this article, the project could cost hundreds of millions, depending on the land it will occupy, the costs of the materials needed, and other factors.

"You must also factor in the land that the apartmemnt building will stand on, that also differs depending on the location, which is important to factor. From the looks of it, the building will probaly cost hundreds of milions to finish," he said.

Diana also received KSh 8 million as a Valentine's Day gift, during a private date with her man.

The Barua singer had Ksh 5 million packaged in envelopes and well-wrapped, which he gifted to his lover before asking her to unwrap them all.

He then revealed that he had wired another KSh 3 million, to make it eight, to her account, and even termed it just a small token.

Bahati also gifted Diana's dad a Toyota Axio car, which according to Jiji.com, goes for about KSh 1.6 million at the time of writing this article.

These are just some of the huge gifts from this year's anniversary celebrations, but there have been more of this type in the past.

Speaking to , Dem Wa Facebook praised Diana for pushing her man in the industry.

"She deserves all gifts, she's made Bahati very relevant and deserves all gifts. She is also not a lazy person, she works hard and I'm just waiting to be invited to their wedding," she said.

A few years back, reported that Bahati went out of his way on Valentine's Day to gift his wife a fully furnished house.

Diana went online to share pictures of the house as she pampered her husband with love, saying she had cried until she could not do it anymore.

Another gift that left tongues waging was in 2023 when Bahati gifted his wifey a Range Rover Evoque.

Videos of the couple dressed in blue before the content creator was surprised with the blue ride went viral, and as always, Diana broke into tears.

The above-mentioned gifts are just some of the pricey ones that made headlines but there are more that should have made the cut.

This just goes to show how wealthy Bahati could be and also raises questions about the source of his wealth.

Previously, reported about Bahati's life as a businessman and investor, disclosing some of his achievements in life.

According to the father of five, the house he gifted his woman was about KSh 10 million.

The musician also owns a Mercedes E Class ride, which can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h within just four seconds, and cost him about KSh 9 million.

The YouTubers also make some good money from their channels, as according to Social Blade, Diana Marua could be making up to KSh 3.4 million a month.

As for Bahati, who has 1.47 million subscribers, he is estimated to make up to KSh 3.1 million from his YouTube earnings.

These figures are not 100% accurate and could differ from other sites.

Bahati is also known to own a record label, EMB Records, which he turned into a children's home a few years back, over what he termed as jealousy from others.

According to available data gathered byBahati's empire, which includes cars, music careers, businesses and properties, could be worth around KSh 1.6 billion.

So does this make him the richest celebrity in Kenya? Well, this is something the likes of Khaligraph Jones, Bien and KRG the Dom might disagree with.

Last year, Bahati claimed to make more money in a month than most Kenyan parliamentarians.

While speaking to content creators, the musician mentioned his failed bid to become Mathare's MP in 2022, which was thwarted at the nomination level.

When asked if the money was his motivation, he quickly declined, stating that he makes more money than most of the MPs.

Source: TUKO.co.ke