Kambua is a TV host at citizen TV. She is the host of the popular Rauka, a gospel show that airs on Sunday. She is also a gospel artist who has been in the industry for years now. Apart from being in the limelight, she is also a married woman with a baby boy by the name Nathaniel.
In the quest to know her better, this article looks at some fun facts about kambua.
Fun Facts Kambua Reveals her Fans Should Know About Her
- She is Kamba
You do not need a high IQ to decipher this. From all the amazing yellow outfits she adorns you can easily tell which part of the country she is from. A popular yellow stereotypical notion Kenyans have. She has however been born and raised in Nairobi by her loving parents, professor Manundo and Evangelist Lois Manundu.
- She is an introvert
This might come as a surprise considering she is a TV host and a musician, crafts that are particularly engaging but, the TV host still holds on to the fact that she is and most likely will always be an introvert. She revealed that she loves her books and is constantly immersed in them when she is not in the lime light.
- Limelight to get pregnant
Kambua struggled for a number of years before God blessed her with her bundle of joy, Nathaniel. She claims that her pregnancy was miraculous and that the journey was extremely tough for her. The long wait of about seven years was however worth it as she was blessed with a handsome, healthy baby boy.
- Music is her therapy
She revealed that music has a way to her soul. This does not necessarily mean her own music but music in general. She also loves making music and has gathered several awards in her music journey. Among some of her awards are Female Artiste of the Year 2009 and Afro Fusion Female Artiste of the Year 2008. Her music is also very popular in east Africa and the world.
Conclusion
There is so much more to Kambua than meets the eye. She is beautiful in and out. A strong woman who has been through it all, good and bad. She however has held her grace and her head up high coming out stronger than ever. All she has been through paved the way for her to become the passionate humanitarian we all love.
