Pastor James Ng’ang’a’s wife, Murugi Maina, has given fans another glimpse into their family life after sharing a video of herself enjoying a light-hearted moment with their children at home.
The video showed Murugi dancing in the family’s kitchen as she sang along to a Swahili song, with one of her children occasionally appearing in the frame.
Dressed in a white T-shirt and a leso wrapped around her waist, Murugi appeared relaxed as she moved between the kitchen counters, singing and dancing.
The mother of three also shared a heartfelt message about her children, expressing the joy she finds in motherhood.
“My greatest joy is being the mother of my children,” she captioned the video.
The clip offered followers a glimpse into the family’s domestic life, which the couple generally keep away from the public eye.
Inside Pastor Ng’ang’a’s luxurious home
Murugi’s video came days after the Neno Evangelism Centre founder shared footage showing the interior of their upscale residence.
The home featured plush furniture, family portraits and gold chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, details that caught attention as the preacher gave followers a rare look inside the property.
The elegant lighting fixtures added to the luxurious appearance of the living space, while the furnishings and family photographs offered a glimpse into the family’s home environment.
Ng’ang’a and his wife have occasionally shared moments from their residence in Karen, Nairobi, as well as their farm in Kajiado.
However, they generally keep details of their private lives away from the public, making the recent videos an unusual opportunity for followers to see more of their home and family life.
Murugi Maina’s family moment delights fans.
Murugi’s kitchen video also attracted attention for its relaxed portrayal of her life as a mother.
The video carried the caption, “My greatest joy is being the mother of my children,” highlighting the importance she places on motherhood.
According to reports, fans responded warmly to the clip, with several praising Murugi as a present and caring mother.
The family moments offered a contrast to Ng’ang’a’s public image as a preacher, allowing followers to see a more personal side of the couple.
