Isaya Yunge’s Family Responds After Kenyans Ask Them to Take Good Care of Charlene Ruto

A TikTok video from Charlene Ruto’s wedding celebrations in Tanzania has sparked heated online discussions between Kenyans and members of the Yunge family.

The debate emerged after a Kenyan woman appealed to Isaya Yunge’s family to ensure Charlene enjoys a peaceful marriage without financial pressure.

Charlene, the daughter of President William Ruto, recently married Tanzanian businessman Isaya Yunge in a colourful white wedding ceremony held in Mwanza.

The ceremony took place on Friday, November 6, attracting prominent personalities, family members and friends from Kenya and Tanzania.

The wedding has continued generating widespread reactions on social media, with Kenyans closely following different moments from the celebrations.

However, attention recently shifted from the wedding celebrations to a TikTok comment exchange involving a concerned Kenyan woman and a member of the groom’s family.

In the viral discussion, a TikTok user identified as Elizabeth directly addressed the Yunge family, asking them to take good care of Charlene.

“Please let our Kenyan Charlene rest …msianze kumpea stress za pesa,” Elizabeth wrote in a comment that attracted considerable attention.

Her message loosely translated to a plea asking the Tanzanian family not to subject Charlene to financial struggles or unnecessary money-related pressure.

The comment reportedly attracted 158 likes, with several social media users appearing to support her concerns about Charlene’s happiness.

However, a member of the Yunge family quickly responded, dismissing the concerns with a confident statement that generated even more reactions.

“Sisi ndo tutapea yeye pesa,” the relative responded, meaning that the Yunge family would be the ones providing money for Charlene.

The response attracted further attention, triggering 24 additional replies as users continued debating the family’s financial responsibilities towards the newlywed.

Some users appeared amused by the confident response, while others continued discussing whether Charlene would receive the support expected from her husband’s family.

The exchange has since added another interesting dimension to the conversations surrounding Charlene’s highly publicised marriage

Charlene and Isaya’s wedding followed their traditional Kalenjin Koito ceremony held on August 8 at the Ruto family’s Intonna Heritage Farm in Kilgoris.

The ceremony marked an important step in their relationship before the couple exchanged vows in Tanzania three months later.

For the white wedding, Charlene wore a simple white midi dress featuring cap sleeves and a lace-edged veil.

Isaya complemented her appearance in a black suit paired with a bright yellow tie.

Charlene had also shared a glimpse of the celebrations through a 20-slide Instagram carousel posted on Wednesday, November 5.

Despite the wedding celebrations ending, social media discussions surrounding the couple continue attracting attention from Kenyans and Tanzanians.

The latest exchange has particularly highlighted how closely Kenyans are following the first daughter’s new chapter as she begins married life.

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