TikToker Who Reunited with Brother after 12 Years of Separation Gives Him Make-Over

TikToker Who Reunited with Brother after 12 Years of Separation Gives Him Make-Over

  • Adisa Flex's elder brother once wandered the streets, lost and broken, but now he wears a new look and carries a chance for a new life
  • She took him for a makeover after spending 12 years on the streets, adding that her brother wrestles with anger and adjustment
  • Their journey of reunion, which started as viral content on TikTok, has become a testimony of family and faith

Nairobi— In a heartfelt update to her viral reunion story, TikToker Adisa Flex has shared the next chapter in her journey of helping her brother rebuild his life after being missing for 12 years.

Adisa Flex
Adisa took her brother for a makeover, hoping to integrate him back into the family. Photos: Adisa Flex.
Source: TikTok

Adisa took her brother for a full makeover, gifting him new clothes and a fresh haircut to give him a clean, confident new look.

Adisa opened up about challenges with brother

In videos shared on her TikTok page, he appears transformed, well-groomed and stylish, a sharp contrast to the dishevelled man she first ran into on the streets.

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“We wanted to give him a new beginning, and that started with helping him feel good about himself,” she said.

However, Adisa also opened up about the challenges they are facing behind the scenes.

She revealed that her brother struggles with sudden anger spells and gets agitated over minor issues, making his adjustment to home life difficult.

“He is very eager to leave the house because he was not used to being in such a setting, so it feels like we irritate him,” Adisa explained.

Adisa to take brother to rehab

Realising that he needed professional help, the family managed to convince him to enter a rehabilitation centre.

The decision was made not only to help him manage his anger but also to remove him from environments that could trigger a relapse into alcohol use.

“We’re relieved that he agreed to go,” Adisa said, adding that the rehab facility will provide structure, counselling, and a safe space for healing.

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She took a moment to thank her followers for their overwhelming support and kind words, which have been a source of encouragement during this emotionally intense period.

Despite the tough moments, Adisa remains optimistic.

“He’s been through a lot, but we believe he can heal, grow, and finally forget the street life he’s lived for years,” she shared.
Adisa Flex
After 12 years on the streets, Adisa's brother is struggling to fit back into family life. Photo: Adisa Flex.
Source: TikTok

Social media reactions

Her candid updates continue to inspire thousands online, turning her page into a beacon of hope and resilience for others navigating similar paths of reunion, recovery, and redemption.

Ascar Khavesta:

"Mumbembeleze tu hadi arudi form. Saa hii msimpeleke mbio because hajazoea life ya mtaa dear, so atakua tu poa."

Juma

"Sio anger, inaitwa anxiety disorder, huwa inapelekana na alcohol use disorder. Rehab itamsaidia ni three months tu."

Jenny God's child

"Mummy, akikubali rehab mtafutie kitu ya kufanya kama job hivi ndio akili yake ikue busy, na maombi pia."

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How TikToker met missing brother

Adisa was in a matatu heading for a meeting when she looked outside and saw someone who looked familiar.

She alighted midway and followed him, trying to confirm it was her brother who disappeared 12 years ago.

Adisa knew she had followed the right person when she called his name and he responded, leading to an emotional reunion.

Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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Hillary Lisimba (Human-Interest editor) Hillary Lisimba Ambani is a responsive journalist who creates content that touches lives. After graduating from the University of Nairobi’s School of Journalism, he worked in Print, Broadcast, and Online media. He is a published author, former KBC producer, and former Daily Nation columnist. He is currently a human-interest editor and philanthropist. Media Council of Kenya Member No: MCK019108. Share your Human Interest stories with him at hillary.lisimba@tuko.co.ke. or find him on Facebook.

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