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President William Ruto apologised to his daughter Culey Chepngetich Ruto during the Kalasha Awards night Ruto was the chief guest at the awards, and he took the opportunity to praise Kenyan creatives He also revealed that one of his daughters, Culey, had shared her passion for film years ago, but he did not allow her to pursue it President William Ruto has apologised to his daughter Culey Chepngetich during the Kalasha Awards.
William Ruto apologised to his daughter for denying her request to pursue film. Photo: William Ruto.
Source: Facebook In 2024, Ruto revealed that one of his daughters had expressed interest in pursuing film as a course at the university.
The president had visited the US with part of his family, consisting of his wife Rachel Ruto, and three daughters, June, Stephanie and Culey Ruto.
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The family and a group of creatives and delegates visited the expansive Tyler Perry Studios.
The president apologised, admitting that he now saw what his daughter saw years ago.
Ruto, during the Kalasha Awards, revealed that Culey went on to pursue interior design, noting that she was right for wanting to pursue film.
“One more thing, I must apologise to my daughter Chepngetich. She had asked me after form four that she would want to do film, and I said no. Watching what I have watched this evening, it was a mistake on my part. I should have allowed her to do film. She went on to do interior design, but I am sure if she is watching me somewhere, she now knows I said she was right I was not.” Netizens react to Ruto’s apology Here is what they had to say:
Isacko Roba:
“Can I marry her his excellency sir.” Liz Kiki:
“I wish my dad could just say he is sorry for not supporting me in higher studies to enable me pursue what I really wanted. It can’t change a thing, but it would mean a lot to me.” Mufasa Bishop:
“Cool Dad moves… I kinda like Mr President’s way with words and more so the fact that He just apologised on TV to His own daughter and on behalf of a million other dads out here.” Ngorobi Wa Mùtuuhya:
“My dad also forced me to do education. I wanted to study ANTHROPOLOGY which is still an item top on my to do list. I graduated, handed him the certificate and hit the streets. I am writing this comment about two decades later, complaining about a person who left this life thirteen years ago after doing nothing with the certificate I gave him. Mwenyezi Mungu aendelee kumuweka mahali pema peponi baba-angu Mr Ngorobi Wa Franjethi.” Source: TUKO.co.ke
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