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Joy as Juliana Kanyamozi welcomes baby boy

Ugandan songstress Juliana Kanyomozi could not hide her joy after welcoming a baby boy named Taj. Kanyomozi announced the news on her Instagram page and shared a photo of herself

Joy as Juliana Kanyamozi welcomes baby boy
  • PublishedMay 13, 2020

Ugandan songstress Juliana Kanyomozi could not hide her joy after welcoming a baby boy named Taj.

Kanyomozi announced the news on her Instagram page and shared a photo of herself holding baby Taj in her arms.

“It’s a boy!!!! Say hello to Taj 12-05-2020. We are thrilled!!. To God be the glory,” the singer posted.

Celebrities and fans alike went ahead to congratulate the former Tusker Project Fame judge for her bundle of joy.

Fans and celebrities congratulate Kanyamozi

“Congratulations Juliana Kanyomozi and your newborn. Isaiah 43:1-3 “Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you; when you walk…”” wrote Ugandan singer Jose Chameleone.

“Congratulations my friend #Juliana. Welcome to the world baby #Taj To God be the glory!” wrote Ugandan singer and politician, Bobi Wine.

“Wow! So happy for you Juliana, indeed God has restored you. May the little boy be covered by the blood of our Mighty King. No Harm shall befall him in Jesus Name. May He grow to bring immense joy in your life.,” Judyee Caster said.

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The songstress lost her first son

This comes six years after Kanyomozi lost her first son, Keron Raphael Kabugo. The 11-year-old succumbed to asthma while receiving treatment at Aga Khan Hospital in Nairobi.

It was extremely hard for Kanyomozi and her husband Amon Lukwago to get over the passing of Keron.

“I’m taking baby steps. I’m not yet there emotionally. When you’ve gone through something like this, you have to find the strength first,” Kanyomozi revealed in 2017.

Amon painfully recounted her late son’s last memory.

On his death bed, Keron wrote a note, “I am used to needles now. Do you know how many injections I have got and I did not feel pain not even crying.”

 

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