The two lovebirds were wedded in a private traditional ceremony held in Kericho County.
The Kanu party leader took to his social media to congratulate his son on his union.
“I am proud of my son Kigen Moi for making a monumental stride in this life by seeking Rebecca Chepchumba’s hand in marriage. Indeed, this engagement is a beautiful social and spiritual venture ordained by God to ensure companionship and continuity.
“As they begin formalizing their union today in Kericho County, I pray that God’s grace, guidance and blessings be always upon them,” he wrote.
The ceremony was attended by a section of leaders and notable names such as former NMS boss Mohamed Badi, and former energy CS Charles Keter.
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