NANA OWITI REMEMBERS TOUGH TIME THEY WENT THROUGH WHEN KING KAKA WAS SICK

TV host, Nana Owiti remembered a very tough time in their lives when her husband, musician King Kaka was sick after a misdiagnosis.

Owiti said that she cried a lot during that time adding that King Kaka was trying really hard to conceal his sickness, “On my phone memories,oregon football jerseys borsa prima classe castelli gabba sac eastpak sac eastpak decathlon bmx sit top kayak custom youth hockey jerseys best human hair wigs for black females deuce vaughn jersey fsu football jersey adidas yeezy boost 350 turtle dove latex hood custom sublimated hockey jerseys brock bowers jersey this pic just made an appearance and my God! Let’s just say, I shed a tear. Why am I lying? I cried and ‘crode’. Forgive my massacre to the Queen’s language. Gai! Look at that bucket hat and how big it was (he would wear those mostly to mask his predicament. To avoid questions and try to look normal.”

King Kaka could barely sit on a chair for more than 3 minutes she said, “We had just left the hospital here so as you can imagine, the days and nights prior to this were longer. @thekingkaka could barely sit on this chair for 3 minutes. His bones were feeble.”

In 2021, King Kaka told of how he had gotten really sick due to a misdiagnosis in his quest to seek, and had lost a lot of weight “Dear Fans , it’s only right that I share this with you. I have been sick for 3 months 8 days now. I was misdiagnosed. Lost 33kgs and in the process we started hospital visits, did all the tests and they were Negative funny thing is I feel no pain and we are still hopeful that we will get the solution soon.”

The Wajinga Nyinyi hit-maker went on to narrate that his clothes don’t fit anymore as he had dropped from waist 36 to 33 mentioning that it had affected his diet too, “My waist was 36 now it’s 33 Ata sina nguo, was consuming only uji and kidogo fruits, started eating food 3 weeks ago pole pole ntazoea and no taste for 2 months. I have a new respect for God and life, the closest friends that knew Asante for always checking up. The doctor said instead of just sitting around I try doing what makes me happy. Thankfully I had recorded my EP and didn’t have a name for it but now I have every reason to call it Happy, ‘Happy Hour’. While I am in my final recovery stages I will show you some of the stories and how I got. I miss my kids, my wife @nanaowiti has been a great pillar through the 3 months and my mom,” he said.