William Ruto's Adopted Daughter Nadia Spotted With President, First Lady During Nakuru Visit: "Daddy's Girl"

• President William Ruto's gorgeous last-born daughter made a rare appearance on Wednesday, August 23
• Nadia Cherono stepped out in a lovely denim look as she accompanied her parents on a stroll around State House Nakuru
• The trio lovingly walked side by side as they warmly chatted; the president was seen smiling down on Cherono

Nakuru - President William Ruto's rarely-seen adopted daughter Nadia Cherono has been spotted with the head of state and First Lady Rachel during their Nakuru visit.

The lovely Cherono was seen in her parents' company as they strolled around State House Nakuru while chatting warmly.

In the photos shared by State House photographer Brian Maina, Cherono, who is already growing into a lovely young lady, was in a chic denim look.

The first family was seen smiling during their hearty conversations.

How did Kenyans react to photos?

As soon as Maina shared the heartwarming photos, netizens quickly noted that Nadia was growing too fast.

Here are some of the comments that trailed the post:

Coli said:

"Woah. Is she all grown up now?"

Dlula said:

"She is Kenya's last born. Daddy's little girl, it is evident."

Allan Kogei said:

"Wait, is that beautiful girl their daughter":

Nadia's adoption

Before Ruto walked into the life of his adopted daughter Nadia Cherono and turned it around for the better, she had gone through a harrowing experience.

In September 2016, Ruto was in Machakos county when he visited the Madre Ippolata Children's Home.

During the visit, the then-deputy president came across a young Nadia. He learned that she was found abandoned by her biological mother soon after giving birth before Good Samaritans rescued her.

Via a Facebook post, the 55-year-old announced that he had adopted Nadia and christened her with his mother’s name, Cherono.

Nadia's sister Charlene's strong online presence

Unlike Nadia and her other siblings, Charlene Ruto has been building her online and public presence.

Since her father became the first in command, Charlene has been making countless visits around the country, supporting causes close to her heart.

In May 2023, Charlene narrated how she had to be aggressive before her father allowed her to lead the youth empowerment initiatives.

She disclosed how she approached her father about being passionate about youths' issues.

"Never did my father come to me and say do this. I went and told him, Babaa, I am passionate about the young people in this country, allow me to work with them and support what they do," Charlene said.