Kenyan singer Bahati shared photos and video of his Toyota Prado showing extensive front‑end damage after a road accident, confirming the vehicle was badly hit.

The crash took place only a few days before Bahati’s highly anticipated family event slated for 6 November, according to his social‑media post.

A matatu belonging to 2NK Sacco was also captured at the scene, with its front section visibly damaged, indicating a possible collision between the two vehicles.

Bahati wrote that he was shaken but grateful to be alive, noting that he escaped without serious physical injuries despite the severity of the impact.

He described the damage to his Prado in detail, citing a battered front bonnet, headlights, bumper and a smashed rear‑door window.

While the accident was unsettling, Bahati affirmed that the upcoming November 6 celebration would proceed as planned, dismissing any notion that the crash would derail the event.

In his post, Bahati suggested the timing of the crash was an attempt by “outside forces” to interfere with his family’s big day, a claim he framed in religious terms.