In a moment that melted hearts across social media, former Citizen TV and BBC news anchor Waihiga Mwaura quietly lifted the curtain on a deeply personal chapter of his life—revealing that he and his wife, gospel singer Joyce Omondi, welcomed a baby boy last year.
The revelation came wrapped in warmth and gratitude. On December 24, Waihiga shared a serene sunset photo: him holding their little one during a gentle outdoor bonding moment, Joyce standing close by.
Faces unseen, backs turned to the camera—the image spoke volumes without saying a word. A family grounded in faith. A love story protected by privacy. A blessing long prayed for.
Married since 2015, the couple has often sparked curiosity online, with fans wondering when they would start a family.
But Waihiga and Joyce chose patience—and discretion. Joyce previously explained that their marriage is a sacred covenant, one she treasures deeply, and that some moments are meant to be shared only with God.
Now, nearly a decade into their journey together, the couple’s quiet joy has finally found its voice.
As congratulatory messages poured in, one thing was clear: this wasn’t just an announcement—it was a celebration of faith, endurance, and grace. A reminder that some of life’s most beautiful miracles arrive softly, right on time.
And as Waihiga simply put it—God’s goodness.
How Fans Reacted To The News Of Waihiga Mwaura and Joyce Omondi Baby Boy Reveal
@mashirima_kapombe: “Congratulations.”
@jamila.mohamed1: “Oh MashaAllah!!!! So happy for you, Higgsy and our lovely sister. My best wishes always!”
@beatrice_kariuki95: “Who else was still praying for this miracle? All glory to God, this is where the glory belongs.”
@dr_branice: “Congratulations. I prayed for this for you guys.” @kambuamuziki said: “We celebrate with you!! God is so good!”
@iamjulie.k: “This is the doing of the Lord, and it’s marvellous in our sight. Aunty Julie is beyond thrilled. Merry Christmas.”
@archieng_ongowo: “Oh my Gooodness this is beautiful, congratulations.” @kerrykagiri said: “What an honour bestowed on you. What stewardship.”
