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President William Ruto’s son, George Ruto, has amused Kenyans after sharing a humorous message following his sister Charlene Ruto’s wedding to Tanzanian businessman Isaya Yunge.
George took to social media on Saturday, November 7, sharing several photographs captured during the lavish wedding celebrations held in Mwanza, Tanzania.
Unlike his father’s emotional tribute to the newlyweds, George opted for a playful caption that appeared to reference the traditional bride price negotiations that preceded the wedding.
“The herd was paid, the vows exchanged. Deal officially sealed! 💍🐄,” he wrote.
His caption attracted attention, particularly because of the cow emoji, which many interpreted as a reference to the cattle traditionally associated with bride price negotiations in some Kenyan communities.
George Ruto shares moments with Isaya Yunge
Among the photographs shared by George was one capturing him sharing a warm embrace with his new brother-in-law, Isaya.
The groom was dressed in a white suit and black bow tie, while George wore a beige suit during the celebrations.
Another photograph showed George seated close to his father, President William Ruto, during the wedding reception.
The images offered a glimpse into the family’s celebrations as they welcomed Isaya into the Ruto family.
Kenyans react to George’s message.
George’s caption quickly attracted reactions from social media users, with some congratulating the couple while others focused on his humorous choice of words.
@Mary Blessed wrote: “Congratulations to them; may the Lord seal their marriages with glory.”
@Angel Vivianne playfully turned the attention to George’s own relationship status, asking: “George, when are you marrying me?”
@Miller Ezra questioned the cow emoji used in the caption, writing: “Congratulations to her, but let me ask, was the cow emoji necessary?”
@Manuu Sergio KE wrote: “Congratulations Isaya and Charlene.”
Charlene Ruto marries Isaya Yunge.
Charlene and Isaya exchanged vows on Friday, November 6, in a lavish white wedding ceremony held in Mwanza, Tanzania.
The ceremony followed their traditional Kalenjin Koito, held on August 8 at Intonna Heritage Farm in Kilgoris, Narok County.
The wedding brought together prominent guests from Kenya and Tanzania, including political leaders, family members and entertainment personalities.
President William Ruto walked his daughter down the aisle before she exchanged vows with Isaya, marking the beginning of their married life.
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