Diana Nabatanzi has for long tried to keep her bulging tummy from the public but looks like she will not be doing so anymore.
The popular TV presenter and actress is reportedly expecting twins and she has already whispered to friends and close relatives.
The news came as a surprise to many, as Nabatanzi has always been private about her personal life.
In a recent video shared on social media, Nabatanzi is seen showing off her baby bump. The video has sparked speculation about who the father of the child might be.
It is rumored that Nabatanzi has been dating someone for five years, but the identity of her partner has never been revealed. Her ex-boyfriend, Lwasa Emmanuel, has previously said that he tried to get Nabatanzi pregnant, but was unsuccessful. He even offered a reward to anyone who could get her pregnant.
"I wanted to impregnate that woman who works with BBS but failed.... however it will happen one day whether with me or someone else." he said.
Alternative sources say they have overheard Nabatanzi telling friends that she can't wait to hold her set of twins.
It should be noted Nabatanzi has continued to keep her lips tight lipped about the father of the pregnancy.
However sources reveal the pregnancy could be of one of the loaded dudes around the city with many pointing figures at the proprietor of Club Ambiance, Joseph Kiyimba commonly known as free man.
Before Nabatanzi has been linked to Masaka Tycoon Emmanuel Lwasa and Mr. Lee from the B2C singers group but she denies to have shared her fruit with them.
Diana Nabatanzi is a Ugandan film entertainer, radio personality, TV presenter, film maker, chief and a scriptwriter. She is as of now a moderator at BBS Terefayina where she has different shows including kasukali.
Diana started her movie career earlier while at primary by participating in school dramas and singing. She joined a production company known as "Aromatic films" and she started featuring in movies such as Sikola, Bwebatyo, house arrest, abakyala bazira, the maker and bunjako the first horror movie that was produced in Uganda.
In 2017 she acted in a drama series known as Nawolovu that was premiered at Bukedde TV, after her production company "Aromatic films" came up with another successful drama series known as Entuunnusi. She also starred in a drama TV show known as "Mistakes Girls Do" which was aired on Pearl Magic and was produced by Richard Mulindwa under Limit production in 2017. She also featured in John Segawa's Honorables that was airing on NTV Uganda and later at Pearl magic.
