The glow of VJ Patelo’s wedding appears to have dimmed. Months after his grand celebration in Limuru, the entertainer and his new wife, Diana, are in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
A short video, now widely shared on TikTok, shows the couple out together at what appears to be a lively night spot. The mood, however, quickly shifts. Diana, easily recognised by her brightly coloured wig, points at Patelo in a tense exchange. Moments later, she seems to slap him across the face. The clip cuts abruptly, but the damage was already done—the internet had seized on it.
Patelo, famed for his catchphrase “Top Shotter,” has been a familiar face in Kenyan entertainment circles. His wedding earlier this year was nothing short of a spectacle: luxury cars, a sprawling outdoor ceremony in Limuru, and a towering cake that became a trending moment in itself. Diana wore a Cinderella-style gown while Patelo opted for a bold tuxedo paired with heavy jewellery, a look that divided opinion but captured attention. Social media could not get enough.
The new video, however, tells a different story. “Kwan mama akichapa mtoto wake shida iko wapi?” one TikTok user wrote, defending Diana’s actions as harmless. Others dismissed the clip as little more than a playful scuffle blown out of proportion.
Yet concern is simmering among fans. Some wonder if the marriage, still fresh, is already under strain. “Waaah noma 😂😂😂 wadumi nafaa wadumishi hii Mary hawezi toboa,” one online user quipped, while another noted, “Mwiti updates zinakuanga moto 😅.”
Neither Patelo nor Diana has addressed the footage, and their silence has only fuelled speculation. Was this an ordinary lovers’ quarrel made sensational by social media—or a sign of deeper cracks behind the public image?
Experts say that public figures often face amplified scrutiny, where even minor disputes can spiral into headlines. For now, the couple remains quiet, leaving fans to trade theories online.
What is certain is that VJ Patelo and Diana, whether in celebration or controversy, have once again captured Kenya’s attention.
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