Charlene Ruto Says She Doesn't Care About Critics Abusing Hairstyles, Dressing: "My Call Is Clear"

 

President William Ruto's daughter Charlene 

President William Ruto's daughter Charlene has revealed how she handles trolls. First Daughter Charlene Ruto says God called her to work with youth.  This is after some fans asked her how she deals with insults and abuses thrown at her online. How does Charlene Ruto handle online negativity? Via her Insta Stories, Charlene wrote: "Many of you ask me how I manage to have such tough skin and still go on, no matter the insults and abuses thrown at me. I thought I could share my answer to that as we start the week...praying it encourages you too, no matter what you are going through." In a subsequent post on her Insta Stories, the First Daughter explained that she does not care about people insulting or abusing her hairstyles and dress code. "It means that no matter what sort of names people call me, insults they hurl at me, how they abuse me, my hairstyles, my dress, etc my call and purpose are so clear in my heart that it doesn't matter," Charlene added. Explaining her newfound purpose, Charlene said God called her to work with young people. "Truth be told... God called me to work with the young people, and once He did...I developed such a love and passion for what I do I was happy with my more private life before, but now I am more fulfilled and satisfied living my life's purpose," she continued. Charlene Ruto visit protest victims Four days ago, the First Daughter took to social media to share a clip after visiting the victims of violent anti-Finance Bill 2024 protests, stating that it was time for the country to heal. Charlene and her team talked to the victims who were in hospital beds, and she said it was emotional. Kenyans reacted to Charlene's visit, with some stating that they wanted compensation for the injured and those who lost their lives. 

by  Brian Ajon