Mombasa Tycoon Imran Khosla Son Marries in Lavish Wedding with President Ruto Among Guests

Mombasa Tycoon Imran Khosla pulled out all the stops for the grand wedding of his son, Zaki Khosla, in a ceremony dripping with opulence.

President William Ruto was among the esteemed guests, arriving in style flanked by dignitaries, setting the tone for an unforgettable event.

From high-end cars to star-studded entertainment, the lavish celebration brought together Kenya’s top leaders and showcased unparalleled extravagance, making it a day to remember.

Mombasa Tycoon Imran Khosla’s Son Hosts a Wedding Worthy of Royalty

Held on Saturday, the ceremony was nothing short of spectacular. President Ruto, along with CS Aden Duale and Governor Abdulswamad Sheriff Nassir, witnessed Zaki say, “I do” in an affair that united tradition with glamour.

Arriving in style, the bride and groom were chauffeured in a convoy that turned heads across Mombasa. Among the cars spotted were a red Ferrari, a Rolls Royce Cullinan, two Bentley Bentaygas, and a Mercedes Benz G Wagon. It was a parade of luxury that left everyone buzzing.

Zaki’s father, who made his fortune in the information and communication technology sector, clearly spared no expense.

To keep the guests entertained, Zaki brought in Tanzanian music sensations Nandy and Diamond Platnumz, whose electrifying performances added to the magical atmosphere.

Why President Ruto Graced the Lavish Wedding

During his speech, President Ruto shared a personal connection with the groom.
“I’m here because of Zaki. He’s visited me several times and is a family friend,” Ruto said, expressing gratitude for being part of the momentous occasion.

The wedding was more than just a union of two hearts. It was a meeting point for Kenya’s elite, a celebration of affluence, and a showcase of the Khosla family’s prominence.

Glimpses of the Lavish Affair

From luxury cars to star performances and the presence of top political figures, Zaki Khosla’s wedding was a story of grandeur and love. Truly, a day to remember in Mombasa’s social calendar. [PHOTOS]

“I am here because of Zakir—I know him. He has visited me several times and is a family friend,” President Ruto said. [Photo/Courtesy]