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In a recent interview, Charlene openly discussed the online criticism she receives regarding her physical appearance, particularly her forehead.

Confidence in self-image

She emphasized that she doesn’t shy away from her natural features and even instructs her stylist to avoid covering her forehead.

 “Yes, I have a big forehead and I like it. I don’t hide it since God blessed me with it,”

Personal experience with cyberbullying

Charlene acknowledged being targeted online, not just for her looks but also for her style choices and hairstyle. This experience motivated her to actively address the issue of cyberbullying.

“It came with a lot of online scrutiny and pressure about my dressing, how I do my makeup about my hair. I was cyber bullied and that is how I decided that it is one of the 30 things that I want to focus on.”

Charlene also spoke positively about her father, highlighting his encouragement and guidance during her upbringing. She praised his hands-off approach, allowing her to pursue her own career aspirations in the field of communications.

“My father is a great man. When we were growing up, he gave us the leeway to be who we wanted to become.

She acknowledged her father’s strong work ethic and dedication to serving the nation

First Daughter Charlene Ruto has addressed cyberbullies who criticize her for having a prominent forehead. In an interview with Citizen, Charlene confidently stated that she is not ashamed of her looks and even advised her hairstylist not to conceal her forehead.

“Yes, I have a big forehead, and I like it. I don’t hide it since God blessed me with it,” Charlene declared.

She acknowledged experiencing cyberbullying, particularly regarding her appearance, dressing style, makeup choices, and hair. Charlene revealed that dealing with online scrutiny prompted her to focus on personal growth and self-improvement.

“It came with a lot of online scrutiny and pressure about my dressing, how I do my makeup about my hair. I was cyberbullied, and that is how I decided that it is one of the 30 things that I want to focus on,” she shared.

Charlene also expressed admiration for her father, acknowledging his dedication to the nation and highlighting his hands-off approach to her and her siblings’ career choices.

“My father is a great man. When we were growing up, he gave us the leeway to be who we wanted to become. He didn’t pressure us on what courses he wanted us to take. He would only give us guidance, and so for me, I loved communications. He is a mentor and very passionate about this country,” she said.

The recent Healing the Nation Crusade drew significant attention in Kenya, with public figures attending the event. One particular prayer request during the crusade stood out, generating widespread discussion in the country.

Marriage Proposal for Charlene Ruto

Charlene Ruto, daughter of Deputy President William Ruto, openly expressed a desire to find a spouse through prayer. This prompted numerous public responses, including proposals from various individuals.

• Usiku wa Manane: This well-known activist humorously offered himself as a potential candidate, expressing his surprise at Charlene’s single status and promising to protect her.
• Omwamba: A Kenyan media personality (identity protected due to potential privacy concerns) penned a heartfelt letter expressing his admiration for Charlene and her faith. He highlighted her sincerity and grace, suggesting a desire to build a future based on mutual respect and support.

Public Interest and Potential Implications

Charlene Ruto’s personal life has become a topic of public interest due to her family’s political position. While her choice to seek a spouse through prayer sparked diverse reactions, the event also showcased expressions of support and well wishes.

On the final day of his crusade at Nairobi’s Nyayo Stadium, renowned Israeli-American televangelist Benny Hinn said a special prayer for First Daughter Charlene Ruto upon her request.
Pastor Hinn specifically addressed Charlene Ruto’s wish for a future spouse in the prayer, pleading with God to grant her the lifelong companion of her dreams.

Charlene Ruto, daughter of President William Ruto, addressed the challenges of youth unemployment in Kenya, urging young people to actively create opportunities for themselves.

Charlene encouraged self-starting rather than waiting for job opportunities & emphasized on personal passion and proactive idea generation. She also highlighted her preference for supporting existing initiatives with potential.

International engagement for change

Charlene also called for increased youth participation in international platforms like climate change discussions & believes it can amplify youth voices and advocate for rural communities most affected.

She also cited her involvement with the Smachs Foundation, which empowers youth through sustainable agriculture and climate action.

Charlene Ruto, daughter of Kenyan President William Ruto, has graduated with a certificate in Kenyan Sign Language (KSL) after completing a three-month basic course.

Ruto, who is passionate about KSL and the deaf community, said that she was inspired to learn the language after meeting former Miss Deaf Africa & Miss Tourism Mombasa Babelyn Mukila, who communicated with her solely through sign language.

“I was amazed by her ability to communicate so effectively without using her voice,” Ruto said. “I realized that I wanted to learn more about KSL and the deaf community.”

Ruto described the experience of learning KSL as a challenging yet rewarding journey.

“It was difficult at first, but I’m so glad I stuck with it,” she said. “I learned so much about the language and the deaf community. It was an eye-opening experience.”

Ruto is grateful to the many people who helped her learn KSL, including her teacher Rosemary Indeche, her examiner Washington Akaranga, and her friends Leakey Nyabaro, Nick Tolina, Babelynn Mukila, Baraza Joseph, and Benson Kariuki.

“I couldn’t have done it without their support,” she said.

Ruto is excited to use her new skills to help the deaf community. She plans to volunteer with organizations that support deaf people and to advocate for their rights.

“I want to make a difference in the lives of deaf people,” she said. “I want to help them feel included and accepted.”

Ruto’s achievement is a testament to her dedication and commitment to learning KSL. She is an inspiration to others who are interested in learning the language.