Businesswoman and socialite Verah Sidika has revealed the gender of her secondborn. According to Mpasho, Vera is rumoured to have given birth to a baby boy.

This is according to the information given during the screening party for the third episode of the RHONairobi reality TV series at Gigiri by her colleague's housewife. 

Lisa allegedly mentioned that she had welcomed her son inadvertently or on purpose while responding to a question about why her cast members had skipped the screening.


Vera revealed that she wanted a boy and thought it would be a boy in snatches of what was likely the fourth episode of RHONairobi. She even bought boy's clothing.

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Vera revealed that she was expecting a son in an Instagram post. In her social media, she displayed elegant details—everything from being limo-picked up to the elegant outside décor to blowing costly champagne.




Vera is likely to share the information on the reality program. Many controversies surrounded her pregnancy because no one thought she was carrying a child. Several people thought she was merely looking for influence.


 It was interesting to see the mother of two admit that her daughter had unwittingly brought up the possibility of her being pregnant, albeit they had assumed it was a myth. Vera reported having her toes licked by her daughter. Every time a child is born, it is thought that the mother is pregnant.


The socialite chose not to display the bulge, unlike when she was pregnant with her daughter, Princess Asia Brown, in her first pregnancy. She said she was occupied with the reality program series.


Vera desired a pain-free surgery, just as with her first delivery, and she was willing to spend as much money with Asia to make it happen.


The mother of one admitted that she had always liked kids and that the only thing preventing her from having kids was the discomfort of childbirth.



She claimed that finding a painless procedure that she would always choose was the sole reason she could conceive.


Vera remarked that she had to pay for a private physician since she demanded only the best. She mentioned that a doctor and a private team had arrived, and they had made sure her birth would be painless.