Nyandarua Woman Shares Stunning Transformation after Leaving Marriage, Video Goes Viral
- Susan Waithera, a mother of two, went viral on TikTok after sharing a before-and-after transformation following her exit from marriage
- The hugely noticeable difference in the images sparked mixed reactions online, with many wondering what happened
- She shared the reason for walking out of her marriage despite having two children and vowed to share deeper details when ready
A woman from Nyandarua has left social media users amazed after sharing before-and-after photos from her time in and out of marriage.
Source: TikTok
Susan Waithera, a mother of two, revealed that she separated from her husband and moved away to start over.
Through a series of images posted on her TikTok account, Susan expressed her joy and pride in how her life has changed since leaving the marriage.
Why did Susan Waithera leave her marriage?
Susan claimed she had been in a toxic and abusive relationship that negatively affected her mental health. She explained that the constant struggles made her appear much older than her actual age.
In the photos taken during her marriage, Susan was often seen working on a farm, dressed in baggy skirts, T-shirts, and gumboots. Her hair was usually covered, and when it wasn't, she wore simple cornrows as she went about her daily chores.
However, the photos taken after her separation portrayed a completely transformed woman. She appeared radiant, with well-styled hair and makeup, dressed like a young and confident lady. The backgrounds in these new photos also suggested a shift from rural village life to a more urban setting.
Susan thanked God for how far she had come, noting that she hopes one day to share the full story of what she endured while married.
"The glow and wonderful growth is thanks to Abba Father. I am forever grateful," she wrote.
Source: TikTok
What did netizens say about Nyandarua woman’s transformation?
The video sparked a flood of emotional responses on social media, with many women expressing solidarity, inspiration, and even reconsideration of their own marriages.
Anne's Styles and Designs:
"The fact that the men in the comment section don’t see anything wrong with her previous life is scary."
Shiqctoo Shiqc:
"Praying to get myself back. Mum of three. Depression is killing me inside."
Wuod Bato:
"This lady was living a very good life. In fact, with farming, she could’ve made a lot of money. But this current lifestyle is unpredictable here today, gone tomorrow, just going round in circles."
GladSkye:
"But what stopped you from bathing and dressing smartly? I don’t believe marriage is a prison where you can’t clean up, look good, work, and stay smart. You just chose to let yourself go. If you love yourself, you won't allow yourself to become unkempt."
Leah Queen:
"I love it when a woman comes to her senses and chooses to love herself more than the so-called marriage."
Tabithaali226:
"Because of this post, I'm leaving this scam called marriage. I'm young and pretty but I look like someone’s grandmother."
Why did Kenyan woman quit the convent?
Earlier, TUKO.co.ke reported that a young Kenyan woman shared her story of joining the Catholic sisters and later quitting.
Lynne Princess explained that she joined the convent immediately after completing Form Four and went through nearly all the stages of becoming a Catholic nun before deciding to leave.
She said her parents were against her decision, and things became even more difficult after her father passed away.
Lynne eventually left the convent and enrolled in a nursing school. She is currently pursuing a career in nursing.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
