Xtatic’s Children: Does Xtatic Have Children
Gloria Mecheo, aka Xtatic, is a Kenyan female rapper. She and her spouse, TV producer, Mushking welcomed their first child in 2018. She was very happy when she announced on social media that she had given birth, even though she hid it for nine months.
In 2019, Xtatic shared a video of her son dancing on Instagram with the caption, “Going through videos and photos on his dad’s phone, and this made me happy. He was really feeling ‘Going Bad’. Lol #BabyGotMoves. #OutHereMissingHisDad
Who are Xtatic’s children
The outstanding female rapper and her husband, Mushking, are blessed with a son. They’ve been together for 11 years. Xtatic expressed gratitude to her husband in 2019. The mother of one thanked her partner for his unwavering support in a lengthy social media message.
Xtatic posted a picture of the happy baby boy named Kal-El and wrote, “So Jor-El and Lara hit me and Mushking up in true millennial fashion on the app like, “Listen man, we changed our minds … We hadn’t caught up with the y’allz politics n’ shit.” And in true millennial fashion, we said, “New phone, who dis?” So now to get a house by a farm, and Lois Lane, and Milo … Sorry, wrong script, sorry Mask … No, actually, sorry Mask, going to actually take Milo with me. #NewBaby #WhoDis?#Kal_El.”
King “Mushking” Muriuki, Xtatic’s partner, also expressed his joy over the birth of Kal-El on Instagram, calling him “the biggest blessing.” He wrote, “Welcome to Baby Kal-El,the biggest blessing possible to start my year off. Thank you, God, for @officialxtatic for bravely delivering him safely despite all the challenges faced!.
In 2012, Xtatic started off her career with a song titled “The Prep Track,” which she made independently and that eventually caught the attention of Sony/RCA, a big record company. In the end, Sony signed Xtatic to an album contract. She breaks new ground by being the first Kenyan artist to sign a major recording contract.
On April 1st, 2014, she revealed that she was ending her contract with Sony Music Entertainment Africa, causing a major blow to entertainment in Kenya.
