In a surprising turn of events, all three of Diana Marua’s househelps have left the Bahati mansion within just three months, sparking widespread speculation and concern among netizens.
The first to leave was Irene Nekesa, who had served the household diligently for seven years. Irene decided it was time to move on and pursue personal growth, marking the beginning of this unexpected series of exits.
Next was Jane Kinuche, who had been with the Bahati family for three years. Jane stepped away to focus on her four children and explore new opportunities, prioritizing her family and a fresh chapter in her life.
The last to depart was Josephine, who chose to leave in order to concentrate on her teaching career. Her decision was driven by her passion for professional development.
Despite their years of service, the three former househelps have reportedly faced significant challenges after leaving the mansion. They have taken to social media to seek assistance, claiming they left without any financial savings or resources to start over. Contrary to Diana Marua’s earlier claims that they earned a monthly salary of Ksh.100,000, the househelps allege they were not paid such an amount, leaving them in a difficult position as they begin their new lives.
The situation has drawn mixed reactions from Kenyans, with some offering support and others questioning the dynamics within the Bahati household.
