Since the first time gospel musician,Kambua, shared her baby bump photo, it has gone viral with different people using it as a testimony, fellow celebrities included.
Kaberere’s widow, Njeri Kaberere, has opened up on how Kambua stood by her when she lost her husband. Through her Instagram account, she shared her joy for God seeing through Kambua.
She said; “What a mighty God we serve! When I lost my husband one thing about Kambua that I will never ever forget is that she always came home to mourn with us.
This really touched my heart of hearts. Even when I had visits to the gyna she made sure made her way to the hospital to see me.
I am so happy that God’s ways are bigger than our thoughts and ways.
He is the final say. He works behind the scenes to prove that He is the only Creator and giver. Congratulations Kambua and God loves you and that miracle baby is blessed to have you as their mum. What then can we say? If God is for us who can be against us! Asante Yesu! Umemtendea Kambua mema.”
Kambua has been mocked in the past for having stayed in marriage for seven years without having a baby. She previously shared a tear-jerking message on a mothers day about women who are trying hard to pregnant.
She admitted that it was not easy to talk about it, saying, “I have debated ALL day about whether I should write this post or not. Happy Mother’s Day to all of you wonderful moms out there. We love you.
But I’ve been thinking about a special group of women- those with open hearts and empty wombs. Some because of illness, infertility, others miscarriage, and infant loss.
Women who, beneath the pomp and flair, secretly dread #mothersday because it is a constant reminder of what they don’t have, what they lost, or what they may never have.
Well, I don’t have the luxury of living a “private” life, and have often been the subject of ridicule and mockery for being “childless”. Reminds me of Hannah and Penninah.
You see, painful as it was, Hannah needed Penninah to provoke the situation. And God moved to show Himself strong in Hannah’s life. Beloved, I don’t know what category you fall under- the infirm woman, the infertile, the barren, the angel mom… what I do know is this: God’s ways are good, and they are perfect.”