Kenyan musician and comedian Stevo Simple Boy has announced that he will officially reveal his son's face at a special event on 5 September at Alfajiri Meadow, and that fans will need to purchase tickets to attend.

In a video shared on hsocial media accounts, the rapper invited supporters to the event, saying the long-awaited face reveal would take place before a live audience.

According to the announcement, regular tickets will cost KSh500, while VIP entry will cost KSh1,000.

"On September 5, we will reveal my son's face at Alfajiri Meadow. Regular tickets are KSh500 while VIP tickets are KSh1,000," Stevo said in the video.

Another chapter in the baby's public debut

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The planned event comes months after Stevo and his partner, Brenda, welcomed their first child together.

Since the baby's birth, the couple has deliberately kept their son's face away from the public, only sharing photos taken from angles that concealed his identity.
Stevo Simple Boy and his wife Brenda // Facebook
Earlier this year, Stevo generated headlines after joking that Kenyans would have to raise KSh5 million before he would unveil his son's face.

The playful announcement sparked widespread debate across social media, with many treating it as one of the entertainer's signature publicity stunts.

The latest announcement appears to replace that earlier proposal with a physical event where fans can purchase tickets to witness the reveal in person.

"This time, fans will have an opportunity to attend the event and witness the face reveal live," Stevo announced.

Fans react online

The announcement prompted hundreds of reactions across social media, with opinions divided.

Mercy Achieng wrote:
"Stevo always knows how to keep people talking. I'm curious to see how many people will attend."

Brian Omondi commented:
"KSh500 isn't much if you're a genuine fan. Congratulations to him and his family."
Sharon Wambui added:
"Protecting your child's privacy is okay, but making it an event is something I didn't expect."
Kevin Mwangi joked:
"From KSh5 million to KSh500? That's a discount everyone can afford."
Faith Njeri said:
"I wish the young family all the best. The baby deserves all the love."