Kenyan actress Jackie Matubia is celebrating her daughter Zendaya’s 8th birthday with her ex-partner, Kennedy Njogu.<\/p>\n
The two parents were recently seen together at Zendaya’s graduation ceremony, where they posed for photos and celebrated their daughter’s achievement.<\/p>\n
Matubia took to social media to share photos from the event, writing, “It’s Wanjiku’s Day! Help me wish My now 8yr old Daughter a happy birthday I love you Zari.. May God keep you and continue directing and blessing your paths I love you \u2665\ufe0f\u2665\ufe0f.”<\/p>\n
In the photos, Matubia and Njogu are seen beaming with pride as they watch their daughter graduate. They are also seen posing together for photos, which is a rare occurrence for the two, who have been separated for several years.<\/p>\n
Matubia’s post was met with positive comments from her fans, who praised her for putting her daughter first and for being able to co-parent with her ex-partner in a positive way.<\/p>\n
“This is so beautiful,” one fan wrote. “It’s great to see you and Kennedy putting your daughter first. Happy birthday to Zendaya!”<\/p>\n
Another fan added, “You’re an amazing mother, Jackie. Zendaya is so lucky to have you.”<\/p>\n
Matubia and Njogu have not publicly commented on their relationship status, but it is clear that they are committed to co-parenting Zendaya in a healthy and supportive way.<\/p>\n
The actress has previously spoken about the importance of co-parenting, saying, “It’s not always easy, but it’s worth it for our daughter.”<\/p>\n
It is clear that Matubia and Njogu are putting their daughter’s needs first, and that is something to be celebrated.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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