Kenyan viral house help, nanny Roseline ‘Rosie’ Atieno's boss in a TikTok video has commended her former house help for monetizing her TikTok and trying to harness the fame that her departure from Lebanon brought her.
Rosie's former employer noted she had seen the domestic worker who now holds live sessions every evening and could end up banking over Sh. 100k per evening if she stays consistent.
The Lebanese lady who uses her two youngest kids' names, Maria and Cateleya as her TikTok handle went on to divulge that she has been supporting Rosie.
It is however unclear how the mother of 5 has been "supporting Rosie" as she failed to give more details about that.
"Rosie is going live every night, and if she keeps up with good content every night she can make up to Sh 76,000 to Sh 153,000," said her former Lebanese employer in a TikTok live video.
Maria's mom went on to highlight that if Rosie fully capitalized on the digital market she could find herself earning enough money to support her kids without ever having to worry about leaving them again.
She called upon her fans and followers to head over and support Rosie's live feeds to help her continue staying in Kenya.
(Does anyone else get that 'white messiah' vibes coming from this Lebanese lady or I'm just reaching? I remember netizens at first complaining that the couple was using Rosie as a cash cow but didn't think much about it till now.)
"That will be enough to take care of her kids in Kenya; support her life and send her gifts. She deserves to stay with her kids," the lady added.
On how the kids, especially the young twin girls Maria and Cateleya were coping with Rosie's absence, their mother confirmed the kids absolutely miss her and feel awful when they see her online but they are slowly navigating around it.
"Of course, Maria and Cateleya feel bad when they see her but they will get used to it," the mother of 5 said.
In a different post she revealed one of the twins, Maria was the most attached to Rosie and was not sleeping nor eating well since Rosie's departure.
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