Diamond Platnumz sends warm wishes as Wema Sepetu welcomes first child
By William Muthama, June 13, 2026Tanzanian music star Diamond Platnumz has extended congratulatory wishes to his ex-girlfriend, actress Wema Sepetu, following the birth of her first child.
In a heartfelt moment on Saturday, June 13, 2027, Diamond Platnumz publicly sent warm wishes to his former partner through his Instagram page, marking a rare display of goodwill between the two former lovers.
The pair dated during the early stages of Diamond’s career, a relationship that remains widely remembered in Tanzanian entertainment circles.
“Congratulations, Madam @wemasepetu & @whozu_kwa_ujio wa Malaika huyu, Mwenye Mungu Amilinde, Ambariki na amkuze katika Afya njema na Mafanikio,” Diamond wrote, wishing the newborn health, protection, and success.
The news broke on Saturday, June 13, 2026, after Sepetu and her partner, musician Whozu, announced the arrival of their baby boy, marking a long-awaited milestone for the couple.
Emotional moment
Wema Sepetu, a former Miss Tanzania and popular Bongo movie star, shared an emotional glimpse of her newborn on Instagram.
The post showed a tender image of the baby’s tiny leg in a blue sock, wrapped in a white shawl, while her hand gently held it.
Whozu also shared moments from the hospital, including an image of Sepetu in the delivery room, praising what he described as God’s timing in their journey.
Wema Sepetu’s announcement comes after she hosted a lavish baby shower celebration that was widely shared online. The event was styled in an all-white theme, with guests dressed in matching outfits to mark the special occasion.
In the video from the celebration, Wema Sepetu appeared heavily pregnant as she joined friends and close companions. The gathering reflected joy and support as she prepared for motherhood after a long wait.
The actress had earlier spoken about her emotional experience, revealing that she had come to terms with the possibility of not having a biological child. She explained that she had reached a point of acceptance after many years of hope and waiting.
“My road to wanting a baby, hata ile hamu, imefika point nimegive up,” Wema Sepetu said in an earlier interview.
She explained that her feelings toward motherhood had changed over time, especially after reaching her mid-thirties. She said she had accepted her situation as part of her life journey and what she believed to be God’s plan.