Re-known Kenyan Disk Jocker George Njuguna aka Dj Crème is expecting a third member in his family.
Dj Creme surprises us all after he posted first photo his wife Denise who is currently heavily pregnant on social media.
The lovely couple is expecting their third child.
The Dj turned producer posted alongside a photo of Dee holding her tummy.
Taking a day off their crazy life, Dee was spotted at a kid’s fun day in a purple dress revealing her growing baby bump.
The two have been blessed with two children, a boy and a girl, the couple’s marriage was in a mess when a sex tape featuring Crème leaked and made its way to social media a few years back.
Dj Crème, one of the most sought-after DJs was forced to right his wrong by making a public apology and the two have since rekindled their love.
Since then, the father of two has kept a low profile focusing on gigs and producing.
His latest song ‘Shida’ is a banger bringing two phenomenal artists together, Magic Enga and Khaligraph.
Congratulations are in order to Dj Crème and his family.
Recently the couple added a new hustle to their investment portfolio,where they opened a beauty parlour giving the likes of Betty Kyalo , Susan Kaittany and even gospel musician and business woman Wahu Kagwe who own Afro Siri Salon ion Westlands.
The high-end beauty parlor is located in the Kilimani area in Nairobi.
Taking to his social media handle Dj Crème revealed of his new business venture and in search for beauticians to fill up the vacancies in his upcoming salon and spa.
‘’Aye Fam Surabhi Spa & Salon is Looking for Experienced Beauticians Specializing in Pedicure, Manicure, Massage, Facials & Waxing… Really Excited about this New Hustle#SurabhiSpa.’’
Crème is an astute businessman who other than Djing in major gigs, TV and radio shows has other sources of income.
Creme started deejaying in 2003 while in university where he was taking a degree in Information Technology. But it was in 2006 he started taking the Deejaying career seriously.
He reveals that when he started out, he used to make a video mix called “The Chronic” for matatus, then he’d get stall owners in town to advertise on it for about Sh6,000 each.
In addition Creme said, “It paid the rent. I also hated the idea of an office job where I had to take orders from someone so I had to make it work one way or the other.”
He later joined Code Red Deejays for a 2 year career after which he left without a Plan B in mind.
He says that, “By some stroke of luck, I got a call from DJ Mr Prime a few days later asking me if I wanted to host this new TV show he was working on called “Xtreem”.”
And what does he say about the pay he used to get and what he gets now?