Kenyan musician Bahati has revealed that four people have purchased tickets priced at KSh 1 million each for his 10th anniversary celebration with his wife, Diana Marua. The event is scheduled for November 6, 2026, and has attracted attention because of the unusually high ticket prices and the exclusive nature of the celebration. According to Bahati, only 96 tickets remain available following the four purchases. If every remaining ticket is sold at the same price, the tickets would have a combined value of KSh 96 million. The announcement has sparked interest in the scale of the celebration and the level of spending some guests may be willing to consider for the occasion.
Bahati and Diana Marua are well-known figures in Kenya’s entertainment industry, with their relationship and family life often attracting public attention. Their 10th anniversary celebration marks an important milestone in their journey as a couple. The event’s planned date, November 6, 2026, gives fans and observers a specific occasion to follow as details emerge. By attaching a ticket price of KSh 1 million to the celebration, Bahati has presented it as an event aimed at people willing to pay a premium for the experience. However, the exact activities, benefits and arrangements included in each ticket have not been established in the information provided about the announcement.
The reported purchase of four tickets means that KSh 4 million would have been generated from those sales if each buyer paid the full advertised price. Bahati’s statement that 96 tickets remain suggests a total of 100 tickets at the stated price, assuming the available tickets and purchases are part of the same allocation. At KSh 1 million per ticket, the full allocation would have a potential value of KSh 100 million. The remaining 96 tickets would account for KSh 96 million if they were all sold at that price. These figures represent the potential value of ticket sales rather than confirmed total revenue from the event, since the final number of tickets sold and any additional costs or arrangements have not been specified.
The price of the tickets is likely to be one of the most discussed aspects of the anniversary celebration. A ticket costing KSh 1 million is far beyond the price of ordinary entertainment events, making the announcement particularly striking for many Kenyans. For potential attendees, the decision to purchase such a ticket would likely depend on the nature of the experience, the exclusivity of the gathering and the benefits attached to admission. Without confirmed details about what ticket holders will receive, it would be premature to assume what makes the price worthwhile for buyers. The reported purchases nevertheless show that four people have already committed to the tickets, according to Bahati’s announcement.
The celebration also highlights how public figures can turn personal milestones into major entertainment events. A 10th anniversary is a significant occasion for any couple, and Bahati and Diana’s public profiles mean that their celebration is likely to attract attention beyond their immediate circle. Their fans may be interested in the event itself, while others may focus on the ticket prices and the financial figures shared by the musician. The announcement therefore combines a personal celebration with a business element involving ticket sales and a limited number of places. As November 6, 2026, approaches, further details could help clarify the event’s format and the experience planned for attendees.
For now, the central details remain Bahati’s claim that four people have bought the KSh 1 million tickets and that 96 tickets are still available for the anniversary celebration with Diana Marua. If all 96 remaining tickets are sold at the stated price, their combined value would reach KSh 96 million, while the full 100-ticket allocation would be worth KSh 100 million. Those amounts are potential sales figures and should not be confused with money already collected from all tickets. The announcement has placed the couple’s upcoming milestone in the spotlight and raised questions about the kind of exclusive experience being planned. Ultimately, interest in the November 6 celebration will depend not only on its headline price but also on the details Bahati and Diana share about the event itself.
