What Hamisa needs to happen for her to get married

Piece by: Maureen Waruinge

06 November 2022

• Hamisa admitted her marriage thoughts at her friend's launch.

• In August, Hamisa got a Range Rover from a man she said showed her true love.

Hamisa Mobetto says she will absolutely get married on one condition. The singer was attending an event dubbed SINGO for her friend Wolper Stylish Saturday November 5 got candid about plans for marriage.

She told Bona TV on their YouTube channel that only God knows his plans for her when it comes to settling down.

Hamisa also delved into the topic of getting married herself; "Unajua kusimama hapo mbele ni shughuli, sio shughuli ndogo lakini kila kitu anapanga Mwenyezi Mungu. Kwa hivyo kama ameniandikia hivyo sawa basi siku itakuwa."

The 'Ex Wangu' singer said she would be delighted to say 'I do', adding; "I don't know what God has planned for me. If it is marriage, then well and good, Kama ndivyo Mungu kaandika sawa itakuwa inshallah. I am loved."

During the same interview, Hamisa said that she was delighted for Wolper's impending nuptials to Rich Mitindo. The two friends are fashion designers and draw inspiration from each other.

"Ni watu ambao wametoka mbali and to date they have been so lucky to get two children together. Its all in gods plans for them And that's why we are here today to witness this great day. I wish them the best in their marriage."

In August this year, a mysterious lover gifted her a brand new Range Rover bearing her name as the number plate.

She refused to reveal his identify or even talk more about him but the socialite did say that he loves and adores her.

She shared a video on her Instagram showing how an evening that started off as a dinner with a friend led to one of her best days ever.

"Yani kuna wanaume. Alafu kuna mwanaume wangu mimi hapa. Thank you, baby. I literally wanna cry. Thank you for showing me what true love is. You have been nothing but the best thing that has ever happened to me. Nakupenda weeeh. Roho yangu weeee. Kwako sijiwezi. Ohh mai Laaaaavuuu," she wrote.

As she was eating, a restaurant attendant approached her table and requested she follow him outside.

She obliged and reaching outside, a woman appeared with a bouquet of red roses handing them over plus a car key. There was also a card inscribed with a romantic message.

"Accept this little gift. It's the least I could do for all that you are and continue to be to me."