Kenyan celebrities who proudly embrace fatherhood
By Valerian Khakayi, June 18, 2026Fatherhood has become an important and openly celebrated part of life for many Kenyan celebrities.
Beyond the fame, music and comedy, several public figures regularly share touching moments with their children, giving fans a glimpse into their family lives.
Here are some Kenyan celebrities who proudly embrace fatherhood.
Oga Obinna
Media personality and comedian Steve Thompson Maghana, widely known as Oga Obinna, is widely known for openly sharing moments with his children.
From playful outings to heartfelt reflections on parenting, he often uses his platform to highlight the realities of being a present and responsible dad.
Bahati
Singer Kevin Bahati embraces fatherhood both online and offline.
Together with his wife Diana Marua, he frequently shares family milestones, birthdays, and everyday moments with their children, portraying a lively and family-centred lifestyle.
Nameless
Veteran musician David Mathenge, popularly known as Nameless, continues to stand out as one of Kenya’s most admired celebrity dads for his strong family values. His long-standing marriage and shared parenting journey with Wahu have made them a symbol of balance between fame and raising their children.
Their family is often seen as one of Kenya’s most stable celebrity households.
Alex Mwakideu
Radio presenter Alex Mwakideu is another celebrity who proudly embraces fatherhood.
He occasionally shares insights about raising his children and often reflects on the importance of guiding and supporting them as they grow.
Willis Raburu
Media personality Willis Raburu has been open about how fatherhood changed his life.
He often speaks about his children and the emotional growth that came with becoming a parent.
DJ Mo
Gospel DJ Samuel Muraya, popularly known as DJ Mo, frequently shares family moments with his wife, Size 8, and their children.
The couple often emphasises faith, discipline, and togetherness in their parenting journey.
Mulamwah
Comedian David Oyando, alias Mulamwah, has also embraced fatherhood, occasionally sharing moments with his children while being open about co-parenting experiences and personal growth.
Eric Omondi
Comedian Eric Omondi has shown a softer side of his life through fatherhood, occasionally sharing personal family moments alongside his activism and entertainment career.
Celebrating fatherhood
From musicians to comedians and media personalities, these Kenyan celebrities continue to redefine modern fatherhood.
Through public posts and interviews, they show that being a dad is not just about responsibility but also about presence, love, and intentional parenting.
As Father’s Day is celebrated on Sunday, June 21, 2026, their stories highlight the evolving image of fatherhood in Kenya, one that is more open, engaged, and emotionally present than ever before.