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Recording and performing artist Kelvin 'Bahati' Kioko's son, Morgan is back home just a week after he joined high school due to severe homesickness.
Bahati's fiancé, Diana Marua revealed this noting they had been called to go pick up the teen boy after he had fallen ill only for them to denote that being away from home was what was making the kid ill.
"You all know that Morgan went to study at a boarding school and guess what? He is back! He is back from boarding school.
Homesick... He missed being home," Diana animatedly said in a video posted on her YouTube channel.
The digital content creator and brand influencer went on to add how they hilariously figured out that Morgan was homesick recalling how he complained about school life being insanely different from everything he was used to while at home.
"He said, 'oohh this school, things are different, things have changed, I have a stomach upset, I'm puking I can't retain anything.'" The mother of 4 said mimicking how their adopted son was lamenting when they went to pick him up.
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Before adding;
"It reached a point where he said he was having a panic attack. I was left wondering what in the world? What is happening! "
Finishing up, the budding singer noted Morgan must have experienced extreme culture shock as he was accustomed to a smooth life at home.
"You know he was used to waking up, going to make sausage, cheese, bacon, noodles, then he comes and puts them there, eats, and drinks juice. Then he opens the fridge and takes out what he wants.
Here he used to wake up at 10 or 11 am on weekends and then during school days he wakes up as 6:30 am. Now at their school he wakes up at 4 am. He called and said he's having a panic attack and not feeling well," Diana narrated.
She revealed that Morgan was still home with them and they were monitoring his condition to see how he fairs before returning him back to school.
Fans however, while commenting on the YouTube post asked Diana not to force the kid to go back to the school if he was not feeling it as boarding school can be traumatic.
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