Media personality Purity Museo is officially off the market after wedding her longtime fiancé in an exquisite ceremony in Mombasa.
Photos from Museo’s private wedding were shared on social media by her close friend and fellow journalist Careen Kibbett.
“Look who got married to the LOVE OF HER LIFE on her BIRTHDAY -27/11/22- 😍😍😍
CONGRATULATIONS PURITY MUSEO ON YOUR NUPTIALS. God Takes All The Glory!
Mungu Awabariki,” Caren Kibbett wrote.
In one of her posts, Caren revealed that Museo’s wedding falls on the same date as her birthday.
The invite-only wedding was graced by close friends and family members from both sides.
Ms. Kibbett was among the bridesmaid who graced the wedding. The KBC sports anchor put up photos of herself enjoying joyful moments with Museo on her big day.
Away from the wedding, Purity was poached from KBC back in June 2022 at a time KTN were on a mission to revamp their newsroom
She was introduced together with Fathiya Nur who was poached from BBC Nairobi.
Museo who used to work at KBC made her debut on KTN on Monday, as well as Nur who used to work for BBC.
Purity Museo parted ways with KBC on May 17, 2022, after three and a half years. At the station, she had been paired with the legendary Tom Mboya for the prime-time news bulletin.
On the other hand, Fathiya Nur excited BBC in May 2022 after working at the media house for 4 years.
In April 2021, Purity Museo won two awards - The best TV Personality in Africa Award as well as the Lifetime Achievement Award (Media Personality) at the Zikomo Awards held in Zambia.
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