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Kenyan singer Prince Indah denies marrying Effie Osano

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Kenyan singer Prince Indah has denied rumours that musician Effie Osano is his second wife. Asked about it in an interview broadcast on 2 November 2026, he explained that photos of their joint performances had fuelled the speculation, Tuko reports.

Kenyan singer Prince Indah has denied rumours that fellow musician Effie Osano is his second wife. During an interview broadcast on 2 November 2026, he explained that photos of their joint performances had fuelled the speculation, Tuko reports.

The Kenyan singer Prince Indah denied rumours portraying him as the husband of Effie Osano, another Kenyan musician. He responded to the claims during a late-night interview broadcast on 2 November by 254 News, Tuko reports.

The musician explained that the rumours arose from photos showing the two artists on stage, which some internet users interpreted as evidence of a hidden relationship. He said his schedule, devoted to travelling and preparing concerts, did not fit the speculation about a second marriage.

Prince Indah asked bloggers and online critics not to involve his family in these stories. He also urged his fans to focus on his music rather than his private life, according to Tuko. He had previously described his wife, Winnie Nyamigori, as his ‘real heroine’ and praised her role in their family.

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