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PHOTOS: Diamond skips alleged son’s naming ceremony but party goes on as baby is named after him

Moses Abeka by Moses Abeka
August 22, 2017
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Video vixen Hamisa Mobetto who claims to be mother to Diamond’s newly born son this past weekend was joined by family and friends to celebrate her son’s H’akika (Aqīq) a ceremony that consists of giving a name to the baby, shaving its hair, and offering a sacrifice.

According to our sources, the traditional ritual requires the baby’s uncle and dad to slaughter two goats on behalf of the child as a sacrifice and remove the hair. Well, Hamisa’s uncle was present accompanied by many others as the alleged father, Diamond Platnumz was a no show. 



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From the photos shared on both Hamisa Mobetto and baby Abdul Naseeb’s Instagram page prove that a lot of money was spent.  Abdul Naseeb is Diamond’s actual name.





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