Kenyans have taken to social media to inquire about Charlene Ruto's whereabouts after noticing her absence.
Kenyans Express Concern Over Charlene Ruto's Absence from USA Tour While Sisters Make Fashion Statements: "Ako Wapi?"
President Ruto, his wife Rachel, and their beautiful daughters June, Stephanie, and Cullie are currently in the US on a state tour.
Photos of the First Family at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, Georgia, went viral on social media, and Kenyans quickly noticed Charlene's absence from the family portraits.
During the tour, Charlene's sisters, June, Stephanie, and Cullie, dazzled in elegant outfits.
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Below are reactions from Kenyans after Charlene failed to travel with family.
Recy Remish said:
"Where is our fashionista Charlene?"
Laura Chebet asked:
"Wapi our favourite first daughter?"
Clemo Clemo Clemo said:
"Charlene atokee awache kujificha."
Bellice_clothing said:
"Hawakubeba Charlene?
State House spokesperson Hussein Mohamed released President Ruto's schedule ahead of his visit to the US.
On Monday, Ruto visited the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, underscoring Kenya's commitment to governance and anti-corruption efforts. He then paid tribute to the civil rights struggle at the Ebenezer Baptist Church and discussed the US-Kenya health partnership at the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) headquarters. The day concluded with Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto being hosted by the Kenyan diaspora in Atlanta.
On Tuesday, President Ruto will stress the significance of higher education in science and technology at Spelman College. He will then explore opportunities in the creative economy at Tyler Perry Studios and discuss new investments at the Coca-Cola company, inaugurating Vivo's first store. In the evening, he will attend a dinner hosted by Atlanta's mayor, Andre Dickens.
On Wednesday, President Ruto will travel to Washington, D.C., where he will receive full ceremonial state honors and meet with a congressional delegation. Discussions will also take place at Capital Hill.
On Thursday, President Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto will lay a wreath at Arlington Cemetery in honor of deceased American soldiers and other historic figures. They will also hold a bilateral meeting with President Joe Biden to highlight development opportunities.
