Comedian David Oyando alias Mulamwah has wed his girlfriend, Ruth alias Bestie in a traditional wedding.
The heartwarming event took place at Ruth’s family home, and it was a day filled with joy and festivity.
The comedian separated from his baby mama, Carol Sonnie, before he was linked to his ‘bestie’ Ruth.
The venue was beautifully set up with a welcoming signpost to greet the guests, indicating the special celebration taking place.
A tent adorned with vibrant red and golden decorations was carefully arranged on the lush green grass in Ruth’s homestead.
A red carpet was elegantly laid out for the guests, creating an inviting atmosphere.
As the day unfolded, the couple took to the dance floor, moving to the melodious rhythms of Luhya music.
Their joyful dancing captured the attention of photographers, who eagerly captured the enchanting moments of this union.
Ruth, in particular, couldn’t contain her excitement about her engagement to Mulamwah.
Both Mulamwah and Ruth were dressed in striking African-inspired attire for this momentous occasion.
Mulamwah looked dapper in a green suit accentuated with vivid yellow details, complemented by a matching hat and stylish dark shades.
Ruth was dressed in a colorful Ankara dress.
In one memorable scene, Ruth embraced Mulamwah as the guests cheered them on.
Mulamwah, touched by the warm welcome he received, expressed his gratitude.
He said it was his first visit to Ruth’s family home, and he shared his appreciation for the warm reception.
“First time visiting bestie at their home, was welcomed well. Thanks, Ruth,” he conveyed.
The traditional wedding took place a few weeks following Mulamwah’s subtle hint that they were anticipating the arrival of a baby.
The couple, who have been inseparable in recent times, shared cryptic messages on their Instagram stories, hinting at the possibility of welcoming a child together.
On his Instagram story, Mulamwah disclosed that Ruth had been experiencing morning sickness, a common pregnancy symptom.
“Bestie amekua akitapika tapika ma asubui asubui ivi. Shida inaweza kua nini?” he wrote.
