President Ruto’s Daughter, Charlene’s Music Video Goes Viral

President William Ruto’s daughter, Charlene Ruto,is trending on social media after posting a video of herself singing. The short clip shared on Saturday, November 8, 2025, showed a lighter side of her that many had not seen before, as she joined in a soulful rendition of a popular gospel song. In the video, Charlene is seen seated next to another girl who plays the guitar while she sings Najua Hutaniacha by Yvonne Makena. Smiling throughout the performance, she appeared relaxed and in her element. Charlene shared the clip with the caption, “Me at times… Loved this random moment! Najua Hutaniacha by Yvonne Makena.” Her clear voice and ability to hold high notes impressed many who watched the video, judging by the comments. The video revealed a more personal and artistic side of Charlene Ruto, who is widely known for her public engagements and youth empowerment work. Many Kenyans are used to seeing her in leadership forums, business events, and agricultural programs, where she often champions for young people and entrepreneurs. However, this musical moment offered a glimpse into her creative and emotional side. Charlene’s choice of song also carried a strong message of faith and hope. Najua Hutaniacha is one of the most loved gospel songs in Kenya, often associated with encouragement and trust in God during difficult times. By choosing it, she seemed to reflect a personal connection to the message and to the spirit of worship. Away from music, Charlene has built a reputation as a voice for the youth. She has been active in initiatives that focus on agriculture, leadership, and innovation, often describing herself as a farmer and a believer in the potential of Kenya’s young generation. Her approach has earned her recognition as someone passionate about using her platform to empower others. The singing video, though simple, has reminded many people that Charlene also enjoys ordinary moments outside of her busy schedule. Her easy manner, laughter, and genuine enjoyment of the song gave a rare look into her personality beyond public duties.