Kamba Benga musician Alex Kasau Katombi and his wife Maggie have welcomed a new addition to their family, with the singer introducing their baby to fans as Reign Musyoko in a heartwarming social media announcement.
“Welcome to the family Reign Musyoko,” Katombi wrote, sharing the news with his followers.
The brief message has offered fans a glimpse into a special moment in the musician’s personal life, coming months after he and Maggie celebrated their traditional marriage in a colourful ceremony that attracted attention across the Kamba entertainment scene.
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For the musician, whose career has been built around entertaining audiences with lively Benga rhythms and relatable Kamba lyrics, the announcement marks another memorable chapter away from the stage.
Reign’s arrival comes just months after Katombi and Maggie held their lavish traditional wedding and dowry payment ceremony on August 8, 2026, at Ndunga in Mbitini, Kitui County.
The ceremony brought together family members, friends, fans and prominent entertainment personalities, turning the occasion into a major celebration of Akamba culture, complete with traditional dances, music and colourful displays of heritage.
The couple also shared a memorable family moment during the celebrations, dancing alongside their children in a scene that attracted attention online.
Katombi had given the occasion an additional musical touch by releasing a song titled Ndunga, named after the location where the traditional wedding took place. The release reflected how the musician often draws inspiration from personal experiences and cultural celebrations.
Beyond his family life, Katombi remains one of the recognisable voices in the Kamba Benga music scene through his Nguuni Lovers Band.
His catalogue includes popular releases such as Pewa Pewa, Kalivu, Umui, Maisha, Ni Enjoy and Miao Ya Nzovi, songs that have helped him maintain a loyal following among vernacular music fans.
His latest release, Wikend, has also attracted considerable attention. Released in September 2026, the upbeat track captures the excitement of Friday, Saturday and Sunday, celebrating the weekend entertainment culture familiar to many of his listeners.
The song’s music video has also drawn public debate, placing Katombi in the spotlight beyond his usual musical audience.
But away from the music conversations and performances, the singer now has a much more personal reason to celebrate.
With baby Reign Musyoko joining the family, Katombi and Maggie begin another chapter together, as fans send their congratulations to the couple.
