- Charlene Ruto, the daughter of President William Ruto, shared an entertaining video of her first virtual reality (VR) experience
- Charlene donned a VR headset and was instantly transported to a captivating virtual world, and her excitement was through the roof
- The First Daughter's excitement was palpable as she exclaimed how "cool" the VR adventure was, saying she saw the Mathare River
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President William Ruto's daughter, Charlene, has shared a funny video showing her first virtual reality experience, which she described as exhilarating.
The First Daughter, who was in a gorgeous green jumpsuit, had the chance to put on the virtual reality headset, which transported her to another world.
In the video she shared, Charlene was seen having the time of her life as she immersed in the world of virtual reality. So fun was the experience that she was heard saying she was going too far.
"I had my first Virtual Reality experience. It was too cool!" she said.
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She said she had the chance to see Mathare River.
"We really need to do something about it," she said.
Charlene's Ruto revelation on dad's love for honey
In other news, Charlene recently got Kenyans talking after revealing that her father, President William Ruto, is addicted to honey.
Speaking at a stakeholders forum on the importance of honey, Charlene said the head of state no longer takes tea, which has sugar but prefers using honey instead.
However, the first daughter disclosed that Ruto initially lacked knowledge on which type of honey has more nutritional value as he kept complaining about the honey's texture.
"Our president loves honey so much that nowadays, he no longer takes tea with sugar. But he also has a customer education challenge because sometimes he says he doesn't want to see honey being too hard as it implies it is not good," Charlene said.
Is Charlene Ruto a farmer?
Charlene Ruto is also a passionate farmer and runs an expansive enterprise in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County.
The 30-year-old practices mixed farming and often shares snippets of what she is up to at the farm.
On Tuesday, August 29, Charlene shared numerous images depicting her sunflower farm. She has previously also shown off her bees.
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