Bahati Issues Public Apology For His Recent Actions, Admits He’s “Not Perfect”
Kenyan musician Bahati has issued a public apology for his recent conduct, acknowledging that he has fallen short and disappointed many of his fans and associates. In a message posted on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, the singer confirmed that he had received numerous calls from fr..
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Kenyan musician Bahati has issued a public apology for his recent conduct, acknowledging that he has fallen short and disappointed many fans and associates. The apology, posted on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, follows significant criticism for his behavior.
- Bahati apologized for letting down his fan base, partners, and the Christian community.
- He expressed regret for not always acting as a responsible father and for actions that may have caused pain.
- The artist affirmed his commitment to change and become a better version of himself, stating, "I can’t promise perfection, but I will do my best."
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