“Baby Boy ni kitu ya kunyima mtu?” – Grace Ekirapa hints at getting pregnant again for Tokodi
Celebrity couple, media personality Grace Ekirapa and actor Pascal Tokodi are one of the most loved couples in Kenya.
After losing their first pregnancy in 2021, the dashing actor and his wife, Grace Ekirapa, welcomed their daughter in April 2022.
Tokodi is smitten with his daughter and frequently posts recordings of their endearing interactions.
The former TV host said that she was envious of Tokodi and the couple after sharing a photo of him cradling their daughter, who was wearing a stretch turban headband, a pair of ripped jeans, a yellow t-shirt, and matching rubber shoes.
According to Ekirapa, she wants to have a boy so that she may spend more time with him, just like Tokodi does with their daughter.
“Ni mimi tena nimesindikiza watu daddy and daughter date. FYI, I dressed the date for her date and now I am the photographer Haizuru naona nikitafuta baby boy sasa @pascaltokodi.”
Tokodi replied saying: “Baby Boy ni kitu ya kunyima mtu?”
Loss of their first child
Earlier this year, Tokodi spoke about a particularly low moment after they lost their first child in June 2021.
“It has been a tough journey…we are here now giving thanks. This is our second try, we lost our first try around June. It was hard…but we are here again and we thank God. With 8 months now…we’re going to 9 months…we are hoping for many more years,” said Pascal Tokodi as his wife, who was by his side shed a few tears.
Despite the tribulations of the past year, Ekirapa said that the couple’s journey has been one of fulfillment. She said that when the going got tough, they resorted to prayer: “We prayed, we have cried, we have had our moments.”
“This one was different because we have had a journey that has been quite long but also fulfilling. Saying it is our baby’s thanksgiving is because indeed we are where we are…our hearts are full. We have prayed, we have cried, we have had our moments…held hands and we have reached here,” she said.
An emotional Ekirapa explained that she decided to hold a thanksgiving event out of faith, despite the fact that the baby had not yet arrived..
“I am doing this by faith, same faith that has carried me through this journey,” she said.
