Diana Marua recently gave fans a glimpse into her lavish lifestyle, showcasing her January household shopping at Two Rivers Mall.
The Kenyan rapper and social media personality stunned followers when she revealed a receipt totaling KSh 119,009 after filling three trolleys with groceries and essentials.
In a video shared on Instagram, Diana, wife to musician Kevin Bahati, went through the supermarket aisles, ticking off items ranging from cooking oil, ghee, flour, and spaghetti to sauces, juices, meat, fruits, vegetables, cleaning products, and snacks for her children.
The shopping trip, which appeared to take most of the day, highlighted her meticulous approach to stocking her household for the new year.
Once she reached the checkout, the cashier tallied the impressive total, while attendants helped load the bulky purchases into Diana’s luxurious pink Mercedes G-Wagon Brabus—a gift from Bahati during last year’s Valentine’s Day celebrations.
The extravagant shopping spree quickly went viral, sparking mixed reactions online. Some netizens criticized her spending habits, while others admired her affluent lifestyle and financial freedom.
In addition to her grocery haul, Diana also documented a separate back-to-school shopping trip for her children, though she did not disclose the total amount spent.
She captioned her posts: “January stock up done, back to school preparations done, I am ready for work and ready to get more money. Wishing you nothing but abundance this year.”
Diana’s posts have once again ignited discussions around celebrity wealth in Kenya, with many questioning if such spending is a reflection of true affluence or just an image crafted for social media.
Regardless, the rapper’s fans continue to follow her lifestyle updates, curious to see what the next indulgence will be.
From grocery aisles to luxury cars, Diana Marua’s January stock-up underscores her position among Kenya’s most visible and talked-about celebrities.
Diana’s expensive shopping spree has social media abuzz. Fans and followers left conflicting responses, with some complimenting her lifestyle and others seeing parallels with their own.
See some of the reactions below. prisca_pree_wausi_: “One day, I will shop like this for my parents.” Faa Abdul: “God, kama tu hii na zaidi Mungu wangu.”
By Meta