Veteran artist from the Coast region, Nyota Ndogo, has expressed her distress on Facebook after a user on the platform hurled insults at her, mocking her appearance.
Nyota posted a video showing her face before the Facebook user ridiculed her, saying she has a face that belongs in the afterlife.
Feeling deeply hurt by the comment, Nyota Ndogo shared an emotional message, praying that the person who mocked her face would give birth to a child who resembles her.
"Thank God for giving you beauty, but saying that my face belongs in hell… you haven't died or finished giving birth yet, have you? So here is my heartfelt prayer: may you conceive and give birth to a child who looks like me because God makes no mistakes," Nyota wrote.
She also expressed her frustration with the common habit of social media users frequently insulting celebrities.
Nyota noted that while most celebrities may see the insults and remain silent, they still feel the pain because there is no rule that says public figures must endure insults.
"There’s something you, as our fans, need to understand. You see the blood that flows through your veins? That same blood flows through mine. Many bad things are said about me, and I know my fellow celebrities go through the same.
"I know my fellow celebrities go through the same, but I usually ignore it. However, that doesn't mean it doesn't hurt. My brothers and sisters, someone can say something that cuts deep, making you cry, and then you return to social media with a smile, but don’t cross the line to the point of hurting us. Or do you think we don’t have responses or insults of our own?" Nyota questioned.
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