Pregnant Nadia Mukami says baby number two will be her last
By Paulette Mboga, July 25, 2025Celebrated Kenyan singer and songwriter Nadia Mukami has opened up about her life and revealed some little-known details about what the future holds in regards to having more children with her partner and fellow singer, Arrow Boy.
The Kai Wangu hit-maker, who is currently heavily pregnant, recently disclosed that this is the last baby that she will have.
According to Nadia Mukami, this pregnancy has taken a toll on her to the extent that she does not want to have more kids in future.
The singer said this in a post that she recently made on her Instagram stories on July 24, 2025, where she posted a meme talking about how a pregnancy in a survival game, captioning it with, “Si kurahisi”.
She also made another post, saying pregnancy is a blessing, but she won’t be doing it again. She wrote, “Pregnancy is a blessing, but I won’t be doing it again. I tell you that.”
Her revelation comes at a time when she is just remaining with a few weeks before she welcomes her new baby.
The talented singer, who is currently 28 years old, actually announced the news of her pregnancy on the 23rd of May this year, via a post that she made on her Instagram account.
She announced, as she released a song dubbed, Overdose, this year.
A dream fulfilled before 30
Previously, Nadia had said that she always wanted to have all her kids by 30 and true to her words, she achieved this.
She wrote, “Always wanted to have all my kids by 30! God did it. I am so in love with this new journey! The moods, well, sorry. Na nani aliambia wakenya motto wangu anaitwa Zuwena. Kipepeo was just a song. Anaitwa overdose huyu.”
From her Instagram posts, it is now clear that Nadia will only sire two kids with Arrow Boy. This is because the couple already has a son called Haseeb Kai.
Nadia Mukami’s honesty about her motherhood journey has struck a chord with many fans who admire her openness. While she has embraced pregnancy as a blessing, her decision to stop at two children is a reminder of the physical and emotional demands many women face during this time.