Jackie Matubia Gushes over Young Daughter as She Steps out in Pilot Uniform: "Following Her Father"

 

Former Tahidi High actress Jackie Matubia has shown off her adorable daughter, looking gorgeous in a pilot uniform. Jackie Matubia's daughter Zari Kamau looking stunning in pilot uniform.  Zari donned the fitting outfit ahead of her school career day, revealing what she wanted to become. The young girl looked confident and beautiful as she posed for pictures her excited mother took at home. "Call her Captain Kamau! Following her father’s footsteps ," read the caption. What prayer did Matubia make to God about Zari? Zari had a black cape, a black blazer and trousers, matching with a white shirt, black tie and well-polished black shoes. Her mother noted she was fully dressed as she showed her unwavering support for her daughter's career. "This child of mine can tell you what aircraft it is when it is in the air. I am so emotional. God bless and keep her and fulfil her heart's desire," Matubia shared on her Instagram stories. Why does Matubia want God to bless the work of her hands? Zari's shirt and blazer had her name printed in a lovely font on the left side of each. "Lord bless the work of our hands, the dad and I, so we can be able to make her dreams come true," Matubia emotionally penned. There were pictures of aeroplanes behind Zari that were being flashed on the family's humongous flat-screen television.Social media reactions Social media users flocked to the comment section with sweet messages to the young, soon-to-be pilot. Mwari Wa Kasfha: "All the very best, Captain Kamau." Kerubo Damaris: "She looks nice in it." Maggie Kui: "She's looking incredible. You are blessed." Wanyeki Rugiro: "Good luck babygirl ." Suzie Maina: "She looks very sharp❤️." Laura Shigali Mamake Roy: "All the best, princess. May your dreams come true." Who's smartest girl in Matubia's house? Recently, Matubia paraded her beautiful daughter’s impressive exam results. The proud mum showcased her daughter's excellent results after opening school. The mother of two lauded her daughter, Zari, for her perfect grades, noting that she was a very clever girl. Jackie paraded her daughter's results proudly on social media, where she scored 92% in one exam. "Proud mother, also we work on that Kiswahili. That school fee is worth it. This is the smartest girl in this house," she said. 

by  John Green