Luxury assets do not always bring ultimate satisfaction. Digital content creator and reality TV star Diana Marua has stunned her massive fanbase by confessing that she deeply regrets the multi-million shilling automobile gift bestowed upon her by her musician husband, Kevin Bahati.
The shocking revelation emerged in a viral video snippet circulated online on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Despite the incredibly lavish gesture from her spouse, the mother of four made it clear that she views the high-end purchase as a major financial misstep.
The KSh 45 Million Crown Jewel
The vehicle in question is a custom-built Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon Brabus, an elite machine estimated to be worth a staggering KSh 45 million.
The high-performance SUV was unveiled as the grand finale of an extravagant, eight-day gifting marathon orchestrated by Bahati to celebrate their eighth anniversary. The high-profile Valentine’s Day gesture dominated local entertainment headlines, cementing their status as one of the country’s most ostentatious celebrity pairings.
“We Could Have Had 10 Super Metro Matatus”
Despite the initial excitement and internet-breaking photos, Diana revealed that her practical business mindset has completely taken over, leading her to wish that her husband had invested the immense capital into Nairobi’s lucrative public transport sector instead.
“Who told you to buy the Brabus? Akili mtu wangu (Use your brain, my person). Right now, we could have ten Super Metro matatus with that same money,” Diana argued passionately during the recording. “I regret the gift. Right now, my car is parked out here. I rarely use it. How much has it made me? Right now, I would have my own ‘Diana B Sacco’ getting us about one million shillings per day. Do the math.”
A Sacco Over a Supercar
For Diana, a depreciating luxury vehicle sitting idle in a compound cannot compete with the daily cash flow generated by a fleet of commuter buses. She calculated that channeling KSh 45 million into a matatu cooperative would have yielded massive daily returns, securing their long-term financial freedom far better than an expensive status symbol.
Faced with his wife’s unyielding financial logic and public critique of the anniversary present, a visibly defeated Bahati appeared to instantly second-guess his grand gesture, hinting during the session that he is seriously considering putting the custom Brabus up for sale.


