Viral Nanny Refutes Claims Of Being Used By Her Lebanese Employers To Get Fame
"Can't Live Without You"- Viral Nanny Rosie Returns To Lebanon/screengrab
Kenya trending nanny Rosie has defended her Lebanese employer over allegations that they’re using her to create content.
Rosie went viral late last week after her employer’s children shedding tears at the Airport following her departure to Kenya.
In the viral video, four Lebanese children were shedding tears on camera restraining Rosie from coming back to Kenya.
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Her trend has sparked both negative and positive opinion where some have claimed the Lebanese family was using her to get TikTok followers.
In a live YouTube talk shared by Senje Mwenyewe, Rosie claimed her Lebanese employers were good people since the first day.
“Today I want to address an issue that I have come across that is really disturbing me. For those people who are saying that my bosses are using me and that they are faking tears, it is not true.
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“Those people loved me from the day I went there. They accepted me and treated me very well from day one. In fact, I blended in from day one,” Rosie explained.
TikTok name Rozah Rozalina Samson, went further and said her employers are famous people and are not after social media following.
“Those people who are saying they are looking for likes. It’s not true; those people were famous even before I came back to Kenya. I do not know where that is coming from,” she added.
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With the good rapport Rosie had with her employers, the Lebanese family in another video has requested Rosie to return early January, 2024.
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