Rapper Khaligraph Jones has bought a brand new car for his wife, Georgina Muteti.
The mother of three shared the news in an update on his Instagram page where she thanked the rapper for the gift.
Muteti also shared several photos standing next to the car; a dark brown Toyota SUV, adding that she loved the car.
“I would buy you benzo lakini mbona? It is okay baby, I love this one better. Thank you so much daddy,” she wrote.
Muteti’s relationship with Khaligraph Jones was first made public by the rapper when he posted a video of his wife kissing him on Instagram.
Khaligraph has never revealed where and when he met his wife, but Muteti once posted a photo of her and the rapper back in the day.
She explained that the photo was taken back in 2017, giving their fans some idea of when the two met and how long they’ve been together.
“This was the first day, even as I was this beat, he still believed I was bomb. This was back in 2017,” Muteti captioned the photo.
In June 2019, the couple welcomed a bouncing baby girl named Amali Jones Ouko.
They have two other children; a son and a daughter.
Rapper Khaligraph Jones’ lover Georgina Muteti posing nex tto her new car PHOTO/COURTESY
Elsewhere, rapper Karimi Muriungi popularly known as Cashy accused her ex-lover Khaligraph Jones of neglecting their son.
In a Twitter post, Cashy called out Khaligraph for ignoring her calls when their baby is sick and has no medical insurance.
“@KHALIGRAPH excuse me, your son is sick. Health insurance?” Cashy wrote.
She disclosed that she served Khaligraph with a demand letter but he did not respond.
“He is, and by all means his son as well. I have taken him to hospital, since conception he is now 2. and paid cash, with receipts that have been presented before my lawyers and his. Parents share equal responsibility, but even the law knows a child is where showbiz draws the line,” she wrote.
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Cashy also accused the rapper of being a negligent, maintaining that her son’s life matters the most.
“Niko nayo, yes. But hapatikani… my son is sick. In a Pandemic, and he is being negligent, despite my efforts to engage amicably. My child’s rights mean more than theatrics and showbiz,” she asserted.
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