There seems to be bad blood between Bahati's two baby mamas, Yvette Obura and Diana Marua.
The two women who were recently showering each other with love messages are allegedly not on good terms.
Diana and Yvette Obura no longer follow each other on Instagram.
These allegations were confirmed yesterday after Diana Marua failed to recognize Mueni's birthday.
Mueni was turning 7 years old and was only celebrated by her dad, Bahati, and Yvette.
Her step-siblings did not post anything on their social media which is unlike other years.
Diana Marua only shared posts about her hubby's upcoming project.
Fans were quick to bash Diana after ignoring Mueni.
In all the posts she shared yesterday, Diana's fans flooded her comment section asking why she had not wished Mueni a happy birthday.
At some point, the fans went to Yvette's comment section to express their frustrations asking to know whether everything was okay.
Mama Mueni hinted on her Instagram that it has not been an easy journey raising her daughter for seven years.
Yvette reminisced about her journey to motherhood saying God has made their journey easy.
"When I tell you this journey hasn't been easy wueee but who is God who is God?? With everything said and done, with everything thrown at me you're still my baby MUENI.I love you more than anything my love."
Here are some comments from Diana's post.
trixxherself: Can we wish mueni a happy birthday it's like u forgot ur first princess any way it's just alit.
_n.d.u.n.g.e_e: Mchewwww........definetly,UNFOLLOWING AND UNSUBSCRIBING, MUENI deserved better.
g_kanuna254: The way Mueni showed up during your birthday!!It's not about 'the truth" or two sides of the story. Hata Kwa pages za watoto wako huwezi post?No more subscriptions.
nanjalaan: Huyu ni bwana ya Yvette..ww endea hao 100 wako..happy birthday mueni.
doreenterry69: Wengine wanapost Mueni wewe n kusherehea fon ni lini ulianza kua na roho mbaya dee...
pharellmende: Hatujasahau ni birthday ya mueni kwenda nauko.
After so many mean comments, Mama Mueni asked her fans to be calm and allow her to celebrate her daughter.
"Today of all days, I rarely do this but I ask y'all to be RESPECTFUL in my comments. From tomorrow you the hate/disrespectful train can go on. Allow Me to celebrate my baby."
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