Viral Kenyan Nanny Finally Gifted Fully Paid Trip Days After Emotional Return From Lebanon

• Rosie, the Kenyan nanny who recently captured the nation's attention, has received a generous gift that is sure to bring joy to her life
• Expedition Safaris, a prominent travel company, has stepped forward to gift Rosie a fully paid three-day trip to the enchanting Maasai Mara
• The emotional video of Rosie bidding farewell to Lebanon went viral, sparking widespread discussions about the treatment of migrant workers abroad

Rosie, the Kenyan nanny whose tearful farewell from Lebanon tugged at the heartstrings of many, has revealed she is a mother of three lovely children.

Just as Expeditions Maasai Safaris had promised, Rosie has been gifted a fully paid three-day trip to the picturesque Maasai Mara by the generous travel company.

Was Rossie sad while leaving Lebanon?

Rosie's emotional departure from Lebanon garnered nationwide attention, prompting Expedition Maasai Safaris to extend this thoughtful gesture as a token of appreciation for her hard work. Some people, however, claimed she looked unhappy.

The travel company believes that everyone deserves a break, especially after enduring the challenges faced by Rosie in a foreign land.

"We were deeply moved by Rozah's story and her incredible bond with the family she serves in Lebanon," said Pancras Karema, CEO of Expeditions Maasai Safaris.

"Her selflessness and love embody the spirit of compassion that we cherish at Expeditions Maasai Safaris," he added.

Amidst the limelight, Rosie graciously acknowledged the kind treatment she received during her time in Lebanon.

"What I know is they treated me well. The day of exit was my saddest. I could not believe I was leaving such a kind family. The kidseven called me mom and treated me like family. I had mixed feelings. On the other hand, I felt happy that I was going home, back to my family and children," she expressed, focusing on the positive aspects of her experience.

Addressing speculation about her Lebanon employers leveraging her for TikTok fame, Rosie quickly dispelled such notions.

"The family is rich, and they have been famous even before I went there. So, the talk about being exploited...I don't know anything about it," she clarified.

Does nanny Rosie have parents?

Opening up about her personal life, Rosie revealed that she is a total orphan but highlighted the support she receives from her grandmother and extended family.

She clarified that the newfound fame has not affected her negatively, and she remains grounded amidst the attention.

Expedition Maasi Safaris, renowned for creating unforgettable experiences, hopes that Rosie's trip to the Maasai Mara will be a rejuvenating escape for her.

Lebanese family emotionally asks nanny to return

Ealier, Lebanese employer Maria Cataleya shared an emotional plea on TikTok, begging her Kenyan nanny, Rosie, to return after a tearful departure.

It all started last week at the international airport in Lebanon when Maria, her husband, and their children dropped their beloved caregiver off on her flight home.

A heart-wrenching scene unfolded as Maria's children burst into tears and pleaded with Rosie to reconsider her decision.

A video captured the employers and their children looking hopeless as the nanny left, drawing sympathy from viewers across the globe.

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Kenyan nanny's emotional departure in Lebanon goes viral - The Standard

Kenyan nanny's emotional departure in Lebanon goes viral - The Standard